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Agrograde working on AI-powered sorting, grading machines for tomato, garlic

The Pune-based agri-robotics firm is already providing such services for onions, potatoes, apples and arecanuts, says its founder and CEO Kshitij Thakur

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Agrograde working on AI-powered sorting, grading machines for tomato, garlic
The Pune-based agri-robotics firm is already providing such services for onions, potatoes, apples and arecanuts, says its founder and CEO Kshitij Thakur
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