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Scientific Workshop

Dig into the latest advances in automation and agricultural robotics.

2025 Topics

Adaptable robots to humans and the environment

Exploiting Artificial Intelligence tools in agricultural robotics

Use and sharing of data for planning and decision-making

Innovative tools for robots adapted to new practices

R&D KEYNOTES & PITCHES

3 key topics presented by international researchers

12 Lightning talks of research projects

INDUSTRY/UNIVERSITY DIALOGUE

Build bridges between research and industry

Technology transfer opportunities

STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

AgRobotics Hackathon

Schools involvement

Debates & Participative workshops

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Call for abstract

Research projects in Agricultural Robotics can potentially address the following topics:

  • Using AI tools for agricultural robotics
  • Exploiting and sharing data for planning and decision-making
  • Robotic tools for new practices

All contributions in the scope of the scientific topics are welcome. Based on abstract submissions the scientific committee will select the contributions for the 15-minutes oral. The selected projects will be announced in the official program of the event. Presentation submissions that are accepted will be guaranteed complimentary registration for the entire conference. All presentations will be recorded and broadcast after the event.

STEP #1

4th

Closing date for submissions

January, 2025

STEP #2

6th to 10th

Shortlisting from

January, 2025

STEP #3

10th

Unveiling of selected projects

January, 2025

Agenda

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TUES 4

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Hangar

Keynote speaker following with lightning talks presenting the latest research. #1 Axel Streit, Wageningen University & Research - “Challenges and feasibility of robotic winter vine pruning” #2 James Florin Petri, Maynooth University “Proximal RGB-D-Based Phenotyping Platform for Cereal Crops” #3 - Dr. ir. Joep Tummers Wageningen University & Research “Robots Meet Reality: Social and Economic Validation for Agrifood Tech OR Robots in the Field, Euros in the Bank: The Art of Social-Economic Validation” #4 Xavier Reboud, INRAE “Topping weeds using robots: knowledge, challenges and research avenues3”