It looks like a lift cart, it works like a lift cart, but it's not a lift cart. The new Ecoation machine, the OKO lift cart, not only enables workers to lower, clip or twist the plants, but at the same time collects a large amount of data, offering insights on the crop and the expected yield... Click here for the full article
Dr. Lino Coria shares his real-world machine learning experience with the Society for Canadian Women in Science & Technology (SCWIST), including...
ecoation’s next generation of the OKO platform (OKO Tantalus) offers several upgrades including the world-first 8K 360-degree virtual walk with live...
In September 2019, Ecoation opened its brand new headquarters in North Vancouver, BC. The new location can house 70 employees and has a fully...