Agricultural robots, artificial intelligence, new resistant varieties … are facing climatic and economic challenges, research reforms double the efforts. The agricultural show is an opportunity to present progress that want to revolutionize agricultural practices.
The international agricultural exhibition is always a chance every year to measure how much this sector is up to date with the latest technological and scientific innovations in order to focus on the challenges of tomorrow, which global warming and their very concrete consequences for cultures and farms are.
“In an agricultural context, which is plagued by economic, health, climatic multi -seriess, expectations of research are very strong,” said the National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (Inrae), which has its recent progress as a stand as a stand. “Solutions for cultural protection to promote sustainable agriculture and preserve animal health, protect forests and biological diversity.” “
With its 18 regional research centers and 4,500 scientific publications a year, Inrae runs his work with farmers, socio -economic actors, actors in public politics and general all citizens.
Agricultural robot
We can discover geopolis, a new variety of multi-performer wheat, varieties of potatoes that are used for organic varieties, types of tolerant tolerant corn or vigimildiou, an application to the epidemics of mildiou of the apple earth, anti-luid carpaules To follow, follow apricot trees from mushroom diseases, etc. Protect etc.
All companies that develop products are added to this extensive scientific work to facilitate the work of farmers such as Toulouse from Naïo Technologies, specialists for agricultural robots since 2011, offer farmers and winemakers from ‘Today and Effective solutions.
After all, agriculture is no exception of artificial intelligence this year that can be precious. For example, the Rennes Company Kermap Nimbo has developed a massive analysis solution for satellite images of artificial intelligence (deep learning), which enables the development of each action to be followed continuously in more than 20 European countries and provide indicators that are indicators provide evaluation of transitional practices (identification of plants, estimate of the production areas, Monitoring of the plain and irrigation, etc.).
