Dyson, a company best known for its vacuums and hair dryers, has unveiled a new rotating farm design that aims to make food production more local, sustainable and dependable.
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Dyson, a company best known for its vacuums and hair dryers, unveiled a new circular farm design featuring rows of strawberry plants that rotate to share sunlight, robots that do everything from harvesting to releasing helpful insects, and sensors to help farmers keep an eye on things.
The company is also getting into the renewable energy game. Check out the video in this article to find out how it all connects and what it could mean for the future of food.
A look inside Dyson's new circular strawberry farm.
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