Technology Review writes about a hydroponics lettuce farm in San Francisco using robots to do some (much?) of the work. I understand the logic, but as the article observes, such enterprises require a lot of capital upfront. Maybe there's a lot of capital sloshing around the world, enough to get a robotic farm up, running, and profitable. We'll see.
Part of the pitch for the robots is the difficulty of getting labor, especially with the current administration's crackdown on immigration.
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