Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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Asia Pacific University reports that its November 2025 smart-agriculture workshop brought European and Asian partners together for technical sessions, demonstrations and a visit to a Malaysian university farm.
An Erasmus+ AGRHI workshop at Eastern University, Sri Lanka, combined agricultural visits, IoT discussions and curriculum development, linking European and Asian institutions around practical digital-agriculture education.
The organisers of HAICTA 2026 report a hybrid conference in Kos that connected digital agriculture, resilient food systems and biodiversity research, with scientific contributions from across six continents.
Cleveland State University expanded its Connected Gardens work with indoor hydroponics, giving engineering and health students a year-round platform to compare growing systems and supply produce to a campus food pantry.
Adaptive AgroTech recognised engineer Maryam Behjati in January 2026 with a €2,000 Engineering Award for her significant contribution to the network and its interactive simulation demonstrations.
The sixth NJF–EurAgEng–Agromek Joint Seminar will bring agricultural engineering researchers and industry together in Herning, Denmark, on 24–25 November 2026, alongside the Agromek exhibition.
ATB agromechatronics researcher Cornelia Weltzien received the VDI Max-Eyth commemorative medal, recognising her contribution to agricultural digitalisation and training the next generation of agricultural engineers and researchers.
Three research projects brought farmers, advisers and researchers together at Leibniz InnoHof to examine digital nutrient management, soil sensor platforms and practical training tools through presentations and outdoor demonstrations.
JKUAT’s October 2024 Robotics Dojo showcase focused on laser-sensor navigation, building local engineering skills relevant to future agricultural machines while remaining an educational prototype competition.
Universidad Distrital researchers reported a remotely controlled, 3D-printed legged prototype using eight servomotors and a Raspberry Pi Pico W, testing a low-cost route into agricultural terrain research.
New Macdonald Campus infrastructure combines hands-on greenhouse teaching with a joint plant-phenotyping platform involving Université de Sherbrooke.
