Smart Systems
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About the Lab
The Smart Systems Engineering at Auburn University is dedicated to creating transformative technologies for precision agriculture and smart horticulture. We leverage advanced sensing, machine learning, and automation to solve critical challenges in food production and sustainability.
- Smart sensor networks for crop monitoring
- AI-driven decision support systems
- Autonomous robotic platforms
- Sustainable resource optimization
Lab Highlights
Latest projects, publications, news, and opportunities from the lab.
Florabot - Automated Path-Following Ground Robot for Plant Counting and Quality Assessment
Xylem Vision
E-Day 2026
Hamid Syed wins 13th Graduate Engineering Research Showcase (GERS) 2026
Tanzeel Rehman receives 2026 Outstanding Biosystems Engineering Faculty Award! 🎉
Empowering a Sustainable Future: AI & Robotics in Agriculture featured by the FFAR Fellows Program: Future Leaders for Food & Agriculture
Transformer-Based hyperspectral image analysis for phenotyping drought tolerance in blueberries
Md. Hasibur Rahman Savannah Busby Sushan Ru Sajid Hanif Alvaro Sanz-Saez Jingyi Zheng Tanzeel U. Rehman
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture · 2025
Forecasting growth dynamics of hydroponic kale in controlled environment agriculture through vision-based phenotyping and time-series modeling
Md. Hasibur Rahman Emmanuel Ayipio Dorcas Lukwesa Jingyi Zheng Daniel E. Wells Hamid H. Syed Tanzeel U. Rehman
Smart Agricultural Technology · 2025
A graph convolutional network approach for hyperspectral image analysis of blueberries physiological traits under drought stress
Md. Hasibur Rahman Savannah Busby Sajid Hanif Md Mesbahul Maruf Faraz Ahmad Sushan Ru Alvaro Sanz-Saez Jingyi Zh…
Smart Agricultural Technology · 2025
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We are always looking for passionate researchers, engineers, and students who want to make an impact at the intersection of technology and agriculture.