RENOVATE participation in the EU CAP Network seminar ‘Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in farming and forestry’

RENOVATE participated in the Robotics and AI seminar organized by the EU CAP Network

We are pleased to announce that the RENOVATE project participated in the EU CAP Network Seminar on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Farming and Forestry, that took place on February 19-20, 2025, in Utrecht, Netherlands.

RENOVATE is dedicated to the development of an easy-to-use interactive platform to renovate training experiences and networking for farmers in the field of sustainable crop management. Through this tool, we aim to enhance knowledge access and foster the adoption of innovative technologies in the agri-food sector.

This event brought together more than 170 experts and professionals to explore the practical applications of robotics and artificial intelligence in agriculture and forestry. The seminar’s main objectives were established around three axes:

  • Demonstration: Showcasing current technologies and projects, allowing participants to see real-world applications and benefits.

  • Learning: Facilitating knowledge exchange with experts, providing insights into the successful implementation of these technologies.

  • Networking: Promoting collaboration and partnerships, creating a community focused on advancing robotics and AI in farming and forestry.

For more details about the event, you may visit: EU CAP Network Seminar.

At RENOVATE, we are excited to have been able to be part of this seminar and to share our vision on how digitalization and AI can transform training and collaboration in sustainable crop management. 🚜🤖🌿

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