With being concerned about rapid population rising throughout the world, I have been driven by my intellectual curiosity to find answers on how to increase food production with a gradually decreased amount of agricultural land. Therefore, being a graduate research fellow I always passionate about solving real-world problems, especially about digital agriculture. Whether it's finding an automated solution for crop production or finding an effective tool for crop management, I’ve been able to quickly uncover grower’s problems and point out a strategic solution.With my refined skill set, I develop computer vision and AI algorithms that enable automatically locate and identify items, speeding up production processes, and reducing the required manpower. This is what I have been working on creating greater efficiencies and profitability in agriculture through improved yields and lower operating costs. With rising labor costs, increasing aesthetic standards for agricultural products, and greater global competition, farmers have been turning to the latest automation technology to stay ahead of the game.My intellectual curiosity also drives me to be a lifelong learner. I am currently earning my Ph.D. from The Pennsylvania State University, USA, with a graduate certificate in Agricultural and Biological Engineering.My Specialties:• Machine vision• Machine learning• Remote Sensing• Digital AgricultureI enjoy learning new things, implementing them for problem-solving and discussing future trends and the prospect of innovative technologies, so if you ever want to bounce ideas off of me, please feel to contact me at mmahmud1@tnstate.edu.