Last week, our team attended the 194th EAAE Seminar at the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania (MAICh), Greece — “Matching Agri-Food Systems and Ecosystems via AI: Aligning Digital Innovation with Sustainability and Policy Goals.”
During the conference, we presented the PHENOTYPOS project and our approach to developing a high-throughput, whole-plant phenotyping platform for monitoring plant growth, physiology and responses to environmental conditions.
By combining automated sensing, physiological measurements, imaging and data-driven analysis, PHENOTYPOS aims to support the development of more productive, sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural systems.
The meeting was a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss emerging technologies and explore potential future collaborations in digital agriculture.
A big thank you to the organisers for the opportunity to present our work and for the insightful discussions.
