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A fresh lineup designed to connect, inspire, and move agriculture forward.
Get ready to delve into the forefront of agricultural technology innovation.
Workforce and Education Program in Ag Robotics
Build bridges between research and industry
AI & dataset development,
Crop-specific automation,
Climate-smart agriculture,
Pest management,
Irrigation technology,
Yield prediction,
Precision weeding.
World-class speakers from academia and industry take the stage to share what’s next.
Where is ag innovation headed in the next decade?
What makes R&D collaborations succeed?
How do we bridge universities, startups, and industry?
Experts tackle the big questions: funding, partnerships, workforce development, and the path forward. Expect honest conversations, bold ideas, and no shortage of debate.
Researchers and students present their latest work in a dedicated poster session, an open space to explore new findings, spark conversations, and ask the questions that matter. A unique chance to connect directly with the minds behind tomorrow’s agricultural technologies.
R&D projects in Agricultural Robotics & AgTech can potentially address the following topics:
All contributions in the scope of the R&D and scientific topics are welcome. Based on abstract submissions the scientific committee will select the contributions for the 10-minutes oral and/or poster presentations. The selected projects will be announced in the official program of the event. For projects not selected for presentation, you will have the ability to present your project in the posters area. Poster and presentation submissions that are accepted will be guaranteed complimentary registration for the entire conference. All presentations will be recorded and broadcast after the event on FIRA USA website.
STEP #1 - Call for Abstract
Info coming soon
STEP #2 - Selection
Projects selections by the judges.
STEP #3 - Unveil
Unveil of the shortlisted projects!
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Wed 21
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Main Stage 1
Description
In today\'s ultra-competitive funding landscape where resources are tight, public-private partnerships are more important than ever to continue to advance agricultural technology. In this panel discussion, we\'ll hear from representatives from academia, industry, and government about their experiences with public-private partnerships focused on agricultural innovation. We\'ll learn more about what has worked well and what are the opportunities for improvement.
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