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Five key factors you should know about VineRobot

1. An Autonomous Robot

The objective of the VineRobot project is the design, development and deployment of a novel use-case agricultural robot as an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), equipped with several non-invasive sensing technologies.

2. Artificial Intelligence and sensing technologies

The scope of VineRobot covers the integral monitoring of vineyards by placing a ground robot endowed with artificial intelligence with sensing technologies. Chlorophyll-based fluorescence, RGB machine vision and thermography technologies wil be used to monitor vineyard on-the-go.

3. Precision Viticulture

Parameters such as grape yield, vegetative growth, water status and grape composition were measured by the robot.

4. Eight partners

The project involves 8 partners (5 SME and 3 RTD organizations) from 4 different vine-growing and winemaking European countries (France, Germany, Italy and Spain).

5. Funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme

VineRobot has received over two-million euros funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration.

Recent News

21
JUN
2017

Final Meeting

Final meeting of VineRobot Project will take place in Luxembourg next 5th...
27
NOV
2016

Vinerobot in Intervitis

Vinerobot has travelled to Stuttgart to present their features in one of...

22
JUL
2016

Internal Meeting

Internal Meeting of the VineRobot Project took place in Buzet last week of June (22-24th June, 2016). The purpose of the meeting  was to prepare...

SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME
STREP ICT Call 10 2013
Project acronym: "VINEROBOT"
Project full title: "VINEyardROBOT"
Grant agreement: 610953

The VineRobot project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under Grant Agreement No 610953.
A funded European project supported within the Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration
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