>>1942the "total chaos" part is an understatement if you don't calibrate the sensors properly. i tried running a custom rover setup last summer and it ended up
decapitating my entire heirloom tomato crop because it couldn't distinguish between a weed and a stem. manual weeding lets you actually inspect the soil health and check for pests like aphids or mites while you're down there. automated systems are great for large-scale acreage, but they lack the
nuanced feedback loop of human observation. if you go the bot route, you still need a high-res camera feed to verify the computer vision is actually hitting the targets correctly. have you looked into integrating opencv for better object detection?