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Empowering the Future of Agriculture
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 – developing the datasets for automation
Crop-specific automation
Automation for precision climate smart agriculture
Open innovation projects between research institutions and industry
Ag Robotics Career Panel
Posters sessions
Technology transfer opportunities
High school robotics training and competition with the Farmbot Challenge (from training to working session, judging and prizes
Robots Parade
Networking
Registrations for schools and FFA org. with tailor-made FIRA USA experience
Research projects in Agricultural Robotics can potentially address the following topics:
All contributions in the scope of the 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
May 14 to July 31
Call for Abstract/Applications online
April to july, 2024
STEP 2
1st to 8th
Selection
August, 2024
STEP 3
10th
Unveiling of selected projects
August, 2024
Explore the cutting-edge work being done by university students in the world of agricultural technology with the Farm Robotics Challenge. Winners will showcase their engineering, computer science, agronomic, and fabrication abilities by designing a novel farm robot using the Farm-ng platform.
This competition is organized by The VINE and Farm-ng, and supported by Beck's Hybrids, the California Tomato Research Institute, AI Institute for Next Gen Food Systems (AIFS), and Farms Food Future (F3) Innovation.
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TUES 22
8:45 AM - 12:30 PM
Waite Hall - Main stage
Panel discussions
Description
The Open Innovation program focuses on pioneering advancements in agricultural robotics and related technologies, fostering collaboration between industry professionals, researchers, and students.
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Wed 23
8:45 AM - 10:00 AM
Waite Hall - Main stage
Panel discussions
THURS 24
8:45 AM - 10:00 AM
Waite Hall - Main stage
Description
Join us for an engaging panel discussion on strategies for growers to effectively engage dealers and manufacturers in adopting new agricultural technologies. In this session, industry experts will share insights and best practices for fostering collaboration between growers, dealers, and manufacturers to facilitate the adoption of innovative agricultural technologies. Topics will include business development strategies, building trust and partnerships, navigating financial considerations, and overcoming potential barriers to adoption. Through interactive dialogue and use-cases, participants will gain valuable insights into how to navigate the dynamic landscape of agricultural technology adoption and drive positive change within the industry.
THURS 24
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
The plaza
Panel discussions
Description
Join us for an illuminating overview of the Workforce and Education Program in Agricultural Robotics, dedicated to shaping the next generation of agricultural innovators and professionals. This program aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry by offering comprehensive training, resources, and hands-on experiences in the field of agricultural robotics.
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TUES 22
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
The plaza
Posters session
Description
Posters presentation on cutting edge advancements in Ag robotics.
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Growers, Journalists & Students
