Flexible robots for intelligent automation of precision agriculture operations

FlexiGrobots is an Innovation Action aiming to build a platform for flexible heterogeneous multi-robot systems for intelligent automation of precision agriculture operations, providing multiple benefits to farmers around the world.

Join us on this 36-months journey where also the FlexiGroBots Platform will be validated on three pilots: winegrapes, rapeseeds, and blueberries

Our aim

FlexiGroBots envisions the development of an innovative platform enabling efficient use of novel robotic applications in the agriculture domain. The platform will provide benefits, such as:

Versatility for using a specific robotic system to perform different tasks
Orchestration of heterogeneous robot cooperation to perform complex tasks
Autonomy of robotic systems with advanced capabilities to adapt missions and operations based on real-time data coming from multiple sources
Efficient data management, processing, accessibility and utilization in supporting robot operations.

2021

Discover FlexiGroBots

Discover the project objectives, architecture, overview of the pilots, requirements, among much other useful information for building FlexiGroBots Platform!
2022

1st Release and pilots components

Know everything about the first version of the FlexiGroBots Platform and more detailed information about the pilots.
2023

New releases and pilot results

On the last year of FlexiGroBots, we will launch the second and third versions of the FlexiGroBots Platform along with the results of the three pilots as Success Stories.

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Research article "Mapping the spatial variability of Botrytis bunch rot risk in vineyards using UAV multispectral imagery"

FlexiGroBots partners from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) have published a research article entitled "Mapping the spatial variability of Botrytis bunch rot risk in vineyards using UAV m

Poster presentation "Automatic tracking of grape clusters and early phenotyping from UAV video sequences"

FlexiGroBots partners from the Wageningen University & Research participated at the 7th International Plant Phenotyping Symposium (IPPS2022) with a poster presentation on "Automatic tracking of

Non-scientific article "USE OF DRONES AND LAND ROBOTS TO DETECT DISEASES AND WEEDS IN THE CROP"

Colleagues from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) have published a non-scientific article that covered the most advanced methods

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Coordinated by: Atos Spain
Grant Agreement: 101017111
Topic: ICT-46-2020- Robotics in Application Areas and Coordination & Support
Funded under: H2020-EU.2.1.1.
Start date: 1 Jan 2021
End date: 31 Dec 2023
Overall budget: €8 154 443, 75
Funding: € 6 994 721

Flexible robots for intelligent automation of precision agriculture operations