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Downloadable Soil Sensors Can Be Printed by Local Farmers

Downloadable Soil Sensors Can Be Printed by Local Farmers

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DOWNLOADABLE SOIL SENSORS CAN BE PRINTED BY LOCAL FARMERS

In the future farmers will be able to download their own sensors

To help farmers irrigate their crops more efficiently and save water, Yoshihiro Kawahara, an Associate Professor in the department of Information and Communication Engineering at The University of Tokyo, developed paper-printable sensors that provide real-time measurements of soil moisture.

Kawahara worked with researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and MIT Media Lab to develop SenSprout, an affordable device powered by radio waves in the air. Kawahara wanted to create an affordable device so he decided to make it out of paper. He was able to find a way to print an electronic circuit using silver nanoparticles.

SenSprout can be printed out using a standard ink jet printer.

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