On the morning of June 25th, our school held a lecture on the frontiers of agricultural robots and smart agriculture technology in the conference room 10. The lecturer was Professor Wonsuk "Daniel" Lee, and some teachers and students of our school listened to the lecture.

Lee received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis in 1998. He taught at Texas A&M University and the University of Florida and received a professorship at the University of Florida in 2013. His research interests include precision agriculture, 3S technology and yield maps, agricultural machine vision and near-infrared technology, agricultural automation, computer interaction and pattern recognition, etc., with deep rumors and significant influence in this field.

In this lecture, Lee mainly introduces the development status of the agricultural and biological systems engineering disciplines of Buddhism, the frontier of agricultural robot research, agricultural information detection technology and agricultural machinery independent navigation technology, which has important guiding significance for teachers' teaching and students' professional learning.