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Seed meets Technology, the international seed technology trade show, took place this year at Vertify in Zwaagdijk-Oost, in the Netherlands' North Holland province. The three-day event brought together suppliers and users of seed processing equipment from around the world. As in previous editions, the show floor was filled with machinery, much of it in operation. What stood out, however, was that exhibitors asked about their latest innovations increasingly pointed to a screen or dashboard rather than a machine. With artificial intelligence on the rise, good software is becoming essential. Accurate measurement remains important, but the quality of the data behind it may matter even more. The photo report from the show features many of these screens, dashboards, and mobile apps. The event also drew many familiar companies and faces. At the same time, it continues to attract newcomers, bringing new technologies from new countries. Click here for the photo report © Thijmen Tiersma | MMJDaily.com

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