Field phenotyping
Field phenotyping aims to measure various plant characteristics in field trials
Field phenotyping takes into consideration the influence of the environmental factors like temperature, light, and soil conditions on plant traits. Modern field phenotyping often involves High-throughput phenotyping (HTP) techniques, which use sensors and automated platforms to collect data on a large scale with increased efficiency. PheNo offers UAV phenotyping services, sensors for field trials and field harvesters.
Morphological traits: Plant height, leaf area, biomass, etc.
Physiological traits: Photosynthesis rate, transpiration rate, etc.
Biochemical traits: Chlorophyll content, etc.
Partners and services
NMBU
- Upgrades of the irrigation system used in field trials.
- Portfolio of RGB, multispectral, thermal imaging sensors.
- A full network of wireless soil sensors placed in the ground across the field station in Vollebekk, logging soil temperature, humidity and conductivity at hourly intervals.
- A new field harvester for forage research
DJI Matrice 4T
UAV with a thermal infrared camera.
DJI Mavic 3M
UAV multispectral camera.
DJI Matrice 300 RTK
UAV platform
Try the full-frame camera Zenmuse P1 for a high-resolution capture
Phantom 4M
UAV with multispectral camera
EasyGrowth sensors
Humidity and temperature air and soil sensors.
Explore EasyGrowth.
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NIBIO
- More details will soon be listed
DJI Matrice 300
UAV platform.
S1000+
UAV platform.
DJI Agras T50
Agricultural octocopter engineered for large-scale crop spraying and spreading.
Superdroid robot
