Join us remotely to hear Dr. Tarek Zohdi discuss how digital-twins, machine-learning and high-performance simulation can impact next-generation precision agriculture.

Digital-twins, machine-learning and high-performance simulation for next-generation precision agriculture

Featuring Dr. Tarek I. Zohdi, Distinguished Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Will C. Hall Family Endowed Chair in Engineering, Associate Dean for Research, COE, and Chair, D.E. in Computer and Data Science and Engineering Program at the University of California, Berkeley

WHAT: Free one-hour event with a talk by Dr. Tarek Zohdi

WHEN: Tuesday, January 21, 2025, 12:00–1:00 PM

WHERE: Remote via Zoom

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: This event is open to all, whether you are a part of the university community or the public.

Join the AI Institute for Next Generation Food Systems (AIFS) for this virtual event to explore how digital-twins, machine-learning and high-performance simulation are driving next-generation precision agriculture focusing on nonconvex optimization utilizing multiphysics paradigms.

A variety of seemingly disparate physical processes can be treated with similar modeling and simulation tools.

In this technical presentation, Dr. Zohdi will discuss :

• overview of digital-twin applications across industry and society
• deep-dive into optimal energy management of complex multi-device systems
• deep dive into agrophotovoltaics
• deep-dive into drone/lidar-enabled systems
• deep-dive into next-generation precision agriculture
• deep-dive into drones and swarms of drones for infrastructure management
  

This event is only available in remote format to attend online.