Wireless Comms on the Farm ... and Mars?

The Machine: A computer science education podcast by Rob O'Connor

Jun 23, 202200:34:54Technology

Can we detect an excess of carbon in a field using equipment that already in place? Rob spoke with SETU academic Bernard Butler and his graduate student Thakshilla Wedage about their work in VistaMilk and using the physi...

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