Two ASU teams from among more than 130 student teams worldwide took on challenges in the EcoTech Emerge competition to develop cutting-edge, net-zero carbon emissions for innovative agricultural management systems driven by artificial intelligence technology. An ASU team including Xiaolin Xi, a student in the university’s W.P. Carey School of Business artificial intelligence in business graduate program, and four students in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, part of the Fulton Schools, Saurabh Dusane, a computer engineering student, Sreehari Krishna Sadesh, a computer science graduate student, and  industrial engineering student Tanushri Magesh Sowmya earned a third place award, while computer science students Sahil Pai and Brandon Lim took a first place award.