The 3rd Press release has been released to provide all of the necessary details on the launch of the 1st PULL Open call. Click on the buttons below to find…
read moreMAIN OBJECTIVE Integrate automated solutions for disease detection on leaves and canopies of agricultural crop plants ⇨⇨ to improve health monitoring and reduce chemical pesticide use. Locate and map diseased…
read moreWe are thrilled to announce that ICAERUS will participate in the upcoming Synergy Days Conference, held from October 4th to 5th, 2023, in Thessaloniki. /*! elementor - v3.13.1 - 09-05-2023…
read moreIn the world of agriculture, innovation is the key to sustainable growth, and the ICAERUS project is “flying” towards this future. Partners have been busy promoting the project over the past few months, let’s take a look at what they have been up to.
read moreIn the constantly changing landscape of agriculture and technology, collaboration often leads to innovative breakthroughs!
read moreIn a world constantly evolving with technology, the agricultural sector is no exception to this transformation. The Icaerus project will fly all over Europe, aiming to evaluate and exploit the multipurpose potential of drones in agriculture, rural areas, and UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) services.
read moreA team belonging to ICAERUS coordinating partner Agricultural University of Athens (AUA) has published two chapters in the 1st edition of a book called Unmanned Aerial Systems in Agriculture – Eyes Above Fields
read moreThe statistics from the 1st Open Call are out. 55 unique applications from 17 different countries.
read moreHCPA has formed a working group to enhance the work done in UC2: Drone spraying.
read moreICAERUS is featured on episode 3 of Piraeus Bank’s documentary mini-series titled “Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Planet – featuring ICAERUS
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