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Associate Professor Wei Guo

Adjunct Associate Professor

Staff Member Details
Email: wei.guo@ecu.edu.au

Wei is an Adjunct Academic at Edith Cowan University, contributing to collaborative research in digital agriculture, plant phenomics, and artificial intelligence driven agricultural systems.

Background

Wei Guo is an Associate Professor at the University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and leads research in field based high throughput plant phenotyping. His work focuses on integrating proximal sensing, UAVs, ground robots, and machine learning to quantify crop traits at field scale. He has extensive experience in interdisciplinary research spanning agriculture, computer vision, and data driven crop science, and actively collaborates with industry and international partners on digital agriculture and smart farming systems.

Professional Memberships

  • 2019 - present, Japanese Society of Agricultural Informatics, Board Member and Councilor
  • 2026 - present, Japanese Society of Breeding, Councilor
  • 2020 - present, Japanese Plant Phenotyping Network, Board Member

Awards and Recognition

  • 2025: Young Scientist Award, Japanese Society of Breeding
  • 2022:International Award for Agricultural Informatics, Japanese Society of Agricultural Informatics
  • 2020:Young Researcher Award, Japanese Society of Agricultural Informatics

Research

Research Areas and Interests

  • Field based plant phenomics
  • High throughput crop sensing and analytics
  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning for agriculture
  • Computer vision and 3D reconstruction
  • UAV and ground robotic phenotyping platforms
  • Digital twins for agricultural systems
  • Data driven crop management and sustainability

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