Since the beginning of 2022, R4C team has been working diligently on 4 robotic pilots and the results speak for themselves. Large-scale pilot 1 – France VINEYARD AND VEGETABLE MECHANICAL WEEDING WITH CEOL ROBOT One of the two robots has […]
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With the beginning of the new year, come new tests that need to be deciphered. Robs4Crops researchers and engineers gathered in Toulouse, France on March 7th through 11th. They brought all the components for the Smart Sprayer and Smart Weeder […]
Yesterday Robs4Crops partners took the first steps towards a real-life demonstration and evaluation of the Robs4Crops solution. With more than 35 representatives, we were bridging the gap from the latest developments and preparing for the field work which is about […]
Following the successful testing and integration in Aarhus earlier in November, our Robs4Crops technical and research partners gathered again. This time, joint technical development and testing meeting took place during the week of November 29th in Toulouse at Agreenculture’s facilities. […]
During the week of 15 November 2021, Robs4Crops researchers and engineers met in Aarhus, Denmark to connect and test hardware and software that had been developed during the first year of the project. The focal point of this meeting was […]
During the Robotics4EU workshop with the topic “Non-technological Challenges in Robotics”, Grigoris Chatzikostas VP of Business Development at Foodscale Hub & R4C Exploitation Manager, gave a presentation about “Contribution of robotics to EU Green Deal goals and SDGs”. The focus […]
We are excited to share that the Robs4Crops, CoRoSect, Robotics4EU CSA, and FlexiGroBots projects are co-holding a robotics panel discussion – Working side by side with agrifood robots – opportunities and challenges. The panel is organised as a part of […]
After many years of trial and error, agricultural robots are now rapidly becoming available for real farm work. At the moment dozens of robots are for sale or for rent. There are also already some contractors who use autonomous field […]
Robs4Crops has embraced the concept of co-creation. The goal is to approach issues from a new perspective and come away with a fully autonomous robotic system tailored to the needs of end-users. In this light, the Robs4Crops team is about […]
Potato World vision column by Dr Frits van Evert, published in PotatoWorld magazine 2021/03 Agricultural mechanisation in the past hundred years has been largely focused on the reduction of human labour. This has been successful but has led to soil compaction as a […]
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