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- Martina Brescia
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The Pulsepod is a high-tech instrument capable of monitoring crops and climatic conditions, which aims to revolutionize agriculture.
Thanks to its sensors can observe the growth of plants, the rainfall, the water needs of plants, the levels of light and heat, and even the degree of ripeness.
It's a device that works with solar energy that can be planted in the ground or placed on a tree and is designed to resist wear and to weathering for at least three years.
The idea of the american agronomist Adam Wolf, a professor at Princeton, has so far received favorable opinions among those who bought Pulsepod priced at about 500 dollars.
The inventor, however, aims to optimize this technology so that even useful in the management of floods, fires and to improve the quality of urban water.
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