In this special report we will look at the ways AI and ML are helping the agricultural sector and, given the vital role innovation will play in enabling technology to do even more for farmers, how best to protect the new ideas that will inevitably shape agritech over the next decade.
Each year on April 26, professionals from all over the world come together to mark World Intellectual Property Day.
We've bolstered our team behind iProvidence - our online brand protection against counterfeiting service - with the recent addition of Lindsey Annable.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and, in particular, machine learning is becoming a tool that is used in many technological fields. In the field of batteries and energy storage, the opportunities to apply AI and machine learning techniques are wide-ranging.
Even with software becoming a common part of most energy technologies to some degree, there is still a lot of confusion out there as to what is actually possible in relation to protecting the software elements.
In this special report we will examine which areas of food manufacture are benefiting from the introduction of AI and ML and look at the key considerations for maximising the value of the underlying innovation.