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MFM R&D team (Jason) shared its outcomes alongside participating teams from various countries and programs. We presented our field validation results on saline soil improvement and crop growth enhancement, demonstrating the potential of our sustainable agricultural solution for addressing soil challenges in India. MFM will continue to expand our technology and impact to bigger scale with applying Seed 2 program.

Our side project is released to our homepage and github. this software helps for beginner researcher to analyze the plant multispectral or hyperspectral image within a few seconds.

Our Final Step, growth assessment was finished. The environment was more severe than I thought, so it was important to have a real field survey.

Our Indian partner visited South Korea for formal project meetings and collaboration discussions.

The visit strengthened alignment on technology deployment and future expansion. 

MFM Research Team (Jason and Sue) visited Kolkata region in India for monitoring biochar production process and field test validation. We captured multispectral and thermal image, soil test, and plant growth assessment.

MFM Research Team (Sue) presented our research in CANVAS 2025 Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

The research uses deep learning based image detection model for application in rice transplanting. "Real-Time Detection of Missing Rice Seedlings in Mechanised Transplanting"

MFM Inc. is selected for the KOICA Creative Tehcnology Solution(CTS) Seed 1 Program. Our adventure and theory could be validated for the next a year.

The MFM Research Team (Jason, Insu, and Sue) presented our fundamental research at the LI-COR Connect 2025 in Tucson, Arizona.

The research focused on evaluating whether shrimp shell-based biochar can enhance crop growth in high-salinity soils.