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Rania Amartab on XR in agriculture
Global agricultural education is experiencing a contextual shift through the use of extended reality (XR) technologies, which integrate virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality to provide interactive field experiences without risks or high costs. These technologies aim to address traditional training challenges such as climate variability and health hazards by creating digital twins of farms and greenhouses, allowing for complex experiments like pesticide calibration and pest diagnosis with high precision. This transformation seeks to promote educational equity, enabling students from various universities to access virtual model labs and farms year-round. It is expected that international collaboration will accelerate the development of these platforms to ensure the preparation of future professionals capable of advancing smart, sustainable agriculture.
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