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| Similarly, some biotechnology firms are experimenting with automation and robotic subculturing technologies in order to reduce largescale operation costs. While these systems may be prohibitively expensive for smaller operations at this time, in the future, these automated systems could greatly improve the throughput of cannabis cultivation operations.
This article originally appeared in Analytical Cannabis' Advances in Cannabis Cultivation eBook in December 2021.
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Robot farming 2030
