Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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SmartVitiNet demonstrated a system combining drones, sensing and decision support in operational vineyards, with five events across France, Portugal, Cyprus and Greece and training resources for potential users.
A European research project is developing open-source infrastructure to place agricultural applications across edge devices and cloud systems, responding to different connectivity, timing and energy requirements.
A four-year Horizon Europe project coordinated from Greece links agricultural robotics and extended-reality technologies with research on safer work, persistent labour constraints and sustainable production.
An EU-funded vineyard research project combined crop inspection, hyperspectral imaging and a two-arm harvesting mechanism, with prototype vineyard trials informing further technical and economic development.
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.
The Horizon Europe consortium reported results from agricultural, forestry and rural drone use cases, combining demonstrations with assessments of environmental impact, economics, skills and the practical constraints of deployment.
The European project combined soft gripping and machine vision in a harvesting prototype, with trials in Greece and Ireland revealing both successful picks and the impact of real facility constraints.
A Spanish pilot brings aquifer monitoring into agricultural water discussions through the European CLEPSYDRA project and its decision-support work.
