The Country9 Jun, 2026 01:54 AM3 mins to readAn example of a blueberry harvester – University of Waikato engineering student Thomas Hocking has developed a way to make the machines more efficient.An example of a blueberry harvester – University of Waikato engineering student Thomas Hocking has developed a way to make the machines more efficient.Getting the shake just right – not too hard and not too light – could help blueberry orchards significantly cut waste and boost profits, thanks to a new product developed by University of Waikato engineering students.The technology will be showcased at Fieldays at Mystery Creek from June 10-13.
Shake, rattle, harvest: AI aims to boost blueberry yields
Getting the shake just right – not too hard, not too light– could help blueberry orchards.
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