Introducing our Pilots!
Greek Pilot
The pilot focuses on utilizing drones for monitoring and managing livestock spread across mountainous terrains in Crete. The goal is to enhance livestock tracking and health monitoring for breeders in the region. By employing UAVs equipped with hyperspectral cameras, breeders can monitor the whereabouts and health of their animals and detect any anomalies or sick animals. The ambition of the project includes advancing the technology, adapting it to the AGRARIAN framework, providing targeted services to small and medium-sized farmers, and validating the technologies for long-term sustainability.
Romanian Pilot
The pilot focuses on edge computing to process agriculture data near its source to overcome limitations of cost, timeliness, and privacy associated with cloud-based processing. The pilot in rural Southern Romania aims to assist farmers in reducing production costs by providing data on crop uniformity, water levels, and weather-related damages. The key performance indicators (KPIs) include reduction in latency, automation, uniform management of infrastructure, energy optimization, data security, and the development of a decision support system tailored to farmers in rural communities.
Portugal/Spain Pilot
The pilot focuses on technologies to enhance vineyard management using satellite data, weather information, IoT sensors, and AI models. The goal is to provide vineyard managers with data-driven insights for optimal decision-making. The pilot involves developing AI models for detecting critical information like frost, disease, and irrigation management directly on satellites to enable near-real-time delivery of insights to farm managers. The focus is on deploying edge computing solutions to improve data processing speed and efficiency for time-sensitive agricultural applications.