Nebraska Fellowship highlights robotic innovations aiding agriculture, like AI weed removers and water sensors.

The Nebraska Innovation Fellowship showcased the first cohort's robotic innovations, supporting early-stage innovators in robotics, design, and entrepreneurship. Fellows received $2,500 in materials, access to facilities, and mentorship. Projects included Amlan Balabantaray's See N Till, a GPS-guided AI tiller to remove weeds without chemicals, and Brooke Bode's Cattle Kettle, a sensor system alerting ranchers of low water supplies in remote pastures.