16-765 Robotics & AI for Agriculture

12 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Robotics and artificial intelligence technologies have the potential to increase the efficiency, long-term sustainability, and profitability of agricultural production methods. This class will introduce common aspects of agricultural systems, the AI/Robotics tools that are being used to address them, and key research challenges looking forward. Technical topics include IoT sensor networks, in-field computer vision, 3D crop mapping and modeling, mobile robot navigation, and robotic manipulation of plants. Course sessions will be split evenly between lectures by the instructor and student-led discussion of relevant papers from the contemporary research literature.

Prerequisites: none listed

Offered: Spring 2026

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