A batch of agri-tech equipment made its debut at the ongoing China Grain Trade Conference in Shenyang City of northeast China’s Liaoning Province.
The conference, running from Saturday to Monday, has attracted over 4,000 participating enterprises.
The event has become the first launch site for many new equipment in the grain sector, such as the new robots used in grain bins. The robots, capable of navigating obstacles and positioning themselves accurately in the bins, can coordinate with one other to make the grain piles flat and even in an efficient manner.
"What used to take three to five people seven days, they finished in one hour," said Xiao Xiao, general director of the grain robot project of Seedlight Technology Company.
New technologies such as intelligent grain condition monitoring, automatic ventilation systems, and pest control robots are being rapidly applied in grain depots. A fully intelligent green grain storage system is taking shape.
"Take wheat as an example. In addition to monitoring impurities and moisture, it can check protein and gluten levels in wheat, making it more comprehensive. The new quality productive forces have been fully demonstrated in the grain industry, supporting its development," said Huang Yan, tech director of Sino Instrument Intelligent Control Inc.
China’s advanced agricultural equipment debuts at grain trade conference
