An ambitious project to turn farm fields into digital smart zones has been launched in rural Wales.
The aim is to connect everything from sheep to riverbanks to allow the countryside of Conwy to enjoy the digital revolution.
Digital collars could track animals, soil sensors warn of erosion, riverbank devices give flooding alerts and even badger tags provide an early warning system for bovine TB.
"The possibilities are limitless," said project leader Prof Gordon Blair to Daily Post.
His team at Lancaster University has been awarded £171,000 to assess if the Internet of Things (IOT) concept can be extended to rural areas.
IOT technology allows everyday objects, from fridges to doorbells and lights, to be controlled remotely using mobile phones, with a two-way flow of information mediated by apps.
Not okay to draw cartoons of mohammed, but all okay to make jokes implying that a nation indulges in bestiality with its livestock.
BUT THAT´S NONE OF MY BUSINESS....
Not okay to draw cartoons of mohammed, but all okay to make jokes implying that a nation indulges in bestiality with its livestock.BUT THAT´S NONE OF MY BUSINESS....