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MIIT announces the list of typical application scenarios for robots in the agricultural sector. According to a report by Smart Manufacturing Network, MIIT announced the list on October 14, with a total of 55 scenarios selected, covering three key areas: planting, breeding, and primary processing of agricultural products. The report said that in June this year, the General Office of MIIT and the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs launched the selection, focusing on key links such as seedling raising and breeding, land preparation, sowing and planting, and harvesting; the 2026 Central No. 1 Document included drones and robots for the first time, proposing to expand application scenarios such as robots. The list is currently in the public announcement stage, and no subsequent progress has been disclosed.
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MIIT Announces 55 Typical Application Scenarios for Robots in Agriculture
On October 14, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) announced the list of typical application scenarios for robots in agriculture, with a total of 55 scenarios selected, covering three key areas: crop farming, livestock and aquaculture, and primary processing of agricultural products. In June this year, the General Office of the MIIT and the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs launched the selection process, focusing on key stages such as seedling cultivation and breeding, land preparation, seeding and planting, and harvesting. The 2026 Central No. 1 Document included drones and robots for the first time, proposing to expand application scenarios such as robots.