Inspired by his grandparents, who were apple farmers in China, Charlie Wu got the idea to apply technology to agriculture while studying computer science at Cornell University, a top agriculture school. “I got to meet fruit professors who are the best in the world at what they do,” Wu told TechCrunch. “Through talking to them, I realized even the largest farms in the nation basically have no idea.
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Key Takeaways
- Inspired by his grandparents, who were apple farmers in China, Charlie Wu got the idea to apply technology to agriculture while studying computer science at Cornell University, a top agriculture school.
- “I got to meet fruit professors who are the best in the world at what they do,” Wu told TechCrunch.
- “Through talking to them, I realized even the largest farms in the nation basically have no idea.
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