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Automating food production, one serving at a time

Robotics Business Review

Before launching Chef Robotics, Bhageria approached food automation from a market analyst perspective. He completed a market research study, dissecting the market to better understand where the bottlenecks are in food production and to identify the opportunities. billion in 2023 to $3.35

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Physical2Digital (P2D) Acquired by Proicere to Form Expanded Digital Transformation Service Provider

i4.0 today

Implementing complex data management programmes for global supply chains, P2D devised the first post-Brexit food product passports system for retailer Marks & Spencer. The post Physical2Digital (P2D) Acquired by Proicere to Form Expanded Digital Transformation Service Provider appeared first on i4.0 Today Magazine.

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UNSW innovation can create ammonia directly from sunlight

Manufacturer's Monthly

Ammonia is essential for producing fertilisers that support global agriculture and food production. The traditional way of making it uses large amounts of fossil fuels required for the hydrogen production and the energy to power the high-temperature process.

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Picnic Works and Roboworx team up for national rollout of autonomous pizza stations

Robotics Automation News

Seattle-based Picnic Works, a developer of food production automation, and robot management company Roboworx have formed a strategic collaboration to facilitate the national rollout of Picnic’s fleet of autonomous Picnic Pizza Stations.

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Continuous Emphasis on Food Safety for Health and Well Being

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

This poses a problem when food products are one of the most exported/imported commodities. While these ensure the safety of imported and locally sold food products, it can make global trade and exports a laborious undertaking.

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Proposed solar farm restrictions would slap £5bn energy bill on UK households

E&T

Tom Lancaster, land analyst at the ECIU, said: “There has never been a cheaper form of energy than solar, and putting even more barriers in place to its roll-out will cost the public dear, whilst locking in dependence on imported gas. Today, it is less than $0.50 (£0.40) per watt – a 98 per cent reduction in cost over just four decades.

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Construction kicks off on $6b Pilbara gas manufacturing project

AU Manufacturing

million tonnes of urea, a widely used form of fertiliser for food production, annually. A projected 2.3 million tonnes of urea per year will be produced by the project using natural gas from Woodside’s Scarborough Gas Project in Western Australia. Australia currently imports 2.4