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The FlexiGroBots project is about the fleets of autonomous robots doing different tasks in the field, and that fleet will be managed, supervised, and controlled by the mission c

As mentioned by a previous blog post about the FlexiGroBots Platform, the “Geospatial enablers and services” is one of its five main components.

Robots that help farmers? In harvesting, sowing and supporting the farmer make decisions?

Pilots updates

Due to the war in Ukraine and the global pandemic, agriculture is going through a severe turmoil.

Any digital product is only as good as its documentation.

Traditional agriculture is in crisis! The ongoing events like global warming, overpopulation and tragedies such as the war in Ukraine are pushing food productio

The previous blog post about the FlexiGroBots Platform mentioned the “Common application services” as o

The introduction of new digital technologies in agriculture is transforming the traditional processes and practices that have been used for hundreds of years.

Crop diseases can cause significant loss of yield and quality of the final product.

This project will focus on DIHs and new business model offerings that will commercially enable the services and tools developed during the FlexiGroBots project

The FlexiGroBots project has to, among its objectives, pay special attention to Portability, Interoperability and the use of Standards.

Written by:  Dr. Mikko Hakojärvi, Crop production, Principal designer Mtech Digital Solutions Oy

Written by: Juha-Pekka Soininen, Principal Scientist at VTT

Written by: Angela Ribeiro (Scientific Researcher at Centre for Automation and Robotics (CAR) - CSIC), Joao Valente (Assistant Professor at the Wageningen University & Research), Sergio Alvarez (IT Project Manager at Seresco), and Emilio Canas (Technical and Quality Director at Bodegas Terras Gauda).

Written by: Oskar Marko and Dajana Vujaklija (BioSense Institute)  

Written by: Moritz Laurer, Andrea Renda, Artur Bogucki, Hieu Nguyen (CEPS, Centre for European Policy Studies) Anyone would want robots to be safe, AI to be trustworth

The ambitious goal of piloting AI-driven multi-robot fleets and advanced data space concepts is transforming into concrete experiments and demonstrations that are done in real fields and farms