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The GrapeGuard project, supported by the EEA and Norway Grants and led by Robotics.AI SRK, is dedicated to tackling the complex issue of vine diseases that afflict grapevines at various stages of growth, including downy mildew, oidium, gray mold, black rot, and excoriose. These diseases pose a significant threat to vineyards and can result in substantial crop losses if not detected promptly. Leveraging their expertise in robotics and AI, the project aims to develop early diagnosis solutions for these plant abnormalities, crucial for maintaining the health and productivity of vineyards and ensuring a stable yearly wine production. This endeavor is vital in the face of changing climate patterns and unpredictable weather events affecting agriculture.
The project intends to access support for the fundamental R&D parts of the project. This step is important to ensure the cutting-edge innovative solutions are integrated in the GrapeGuard project. This project aims at development and validation of the potential low-altitude aerial images in a common topological map for vineyard state evaluation.
Achieving these targets require a variety of key activities, including:
- Project Management
- Training Activities
- Project Promotion
- The development of a new innovative map platform