Paul Heinemann
Applied AI Research Thrusts
- Expert systems for agricultural production decision making
- Agricultural odor assessment utilizing sensors and neural networks to simulate human odor panel assessments
- Automation of human-based tasks in specialty crop production
Externally Funded AI Projects
- Green Fruit Removal Dynamics and Robotic Green Fruit Thinning System (USDA – NIFA)
- CPS: Medium: Integrated Design of Sensing, Networks, and Cooperative Control of Multi-Vehicle Systems for Preventing Frost and Freeze Damage to Flowers and Buds of Fruit Trees (NSF/USDA-NIFA)
- Precision Crop Load Management for Apples (USDA-NIFA)
Recent Publications
- Zahid, A., He, L., Zeng, L., Choi, D., Schupp, J., & Heinemann, P. 2020. Development of a robotic end-effector for apple tree pruning. Transactions of the ASABE. 63(4): 847-856.
- Chang, F., & Heinemann, P. 2020. Prediction of human odour assessments based on hedonic tone method using instrument measurements and multi-sensor data fusion integrated Neural Networks. Biosystems Engineering. 200:272-283.
- Zahid, A., Mahmud, M.S., Choi, D., Heinemann, P.H., & Schupp, J. 2020. Development of an integrated 3R end-effector with a cartesian manipulator for pruning apple trees. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture. 179.
Paul Heinemann
Professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering