Hiroki Tamiyasu built a farming system in Hokkaido by mixing self written code with everyday AI tools instead of using …
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Hiroki Tamiyasu built a farming system in Hokkaido by mixing self written code with everyday AI tools instead of using traditional agri software. He uses satellite based crop data along with simple automation scripts to track large scale field conditions across his farm. He also figured out GPS auto steering by learning its logic through AI first, then rebuilding a low cost version for his own use. This example is often cited because it shows how practical problem solving with AI matters more…
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