The Robs4Crops project is pleased to announce its collaboration with TALLHEDA, united by a shared vision of fostering sustainable and innovative agriculture across Europe. By combining TALLHEDA’s focus on helping exchange knowledge in digital agriculture with Robs4Crop’s practical advancements in […]
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Robs4Crops is the leader in robotics and automation for agricultural production. Our innovative technology helps farmers optimize crop yield more efficiently.
Pesticides are essential for protecting seeds and crops from pests but can harm health and the environment by contaminating soil, water, and non-target species, reducing biodiversity. Monitoring pesticide use and trade is key to assessing agricultural sustainability and market access. […]
As global challenges like climate change and labor shortages intensify, the need for innovation in agriculture has never been greater. Autonomous systems are emerging as key players in enhancing crop yields and promoting sustainable practices. This blog explores how these […]
We are deeply saddened by the news of Prof. Simon Blackmore’s passing. Simon achieved global recognition in precision agriculture and agricultural robotics, serving as a keynote speaker at prestigious conferences worldwide and holding Visiting Professor roles at several universities. Simon’s […]
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 […]
In the Netherlands, Robs4Crops established a pilot in a potato crop rotation. The Netherlands is the 4th largest producer of potatoes and seeds in the EU, with more than 6 million tonnes each year. At the moment, heavy conventional tractors […]
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101016807.
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