Drones and Artificial Intelligence for Monitoring Herds in the Cretan Countryside
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The Technical University of Crete and the Agricultural Agricultural Research Institute (MAICH) are developing a pilot application with drones and artificial intelligence for the monitoring of herds in Crete, within the framework of the European project AGRARIAN. The article Technical University of Crete and MAICH: Drones and artificial intelligence for livestock farming in Crete appeared in Agonas tis Crete.
The Technical University of Crete, through the indigo research group, with the Vice-Rector for Finance, Development and Technical Affairs as scientific director,…
"As part of the pilot application in Crete, drones fly over grazing areas and collect high-resolution images and data, providing valuable information for monitoring and managing the herd"
As part of the pilot application in Crete, drones fly over grazing areas and collect high-resolution images and data, providing valuable information for monitoring and managing the herd.
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