Our events

The Plantiverse project has participated in several significant events  and established collaborations with reputable institutions, which play a  crucial role in our technological development, research validation, and  outreach efforts.

Expo 2023 in Doha, Qatar

General information:

Building on the partnership with FAO - Mountain Partnership  Secretariat, Plantiverse participated in a workshop titled  “Agrobiodiversity and innovation” on November 22nd, 2023, at the Expo  2023. The workshop focused on showcasing innovative initiatives that  center on agrobiodiversity, addressing food insecurity, and exploring  artificial intelligence applications to optimize farming practices in  densely populated areas and regions with limited soil resources​​.

Video presented on the conference

World Summit AI 2023, Amsterdam

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We are proud to share our experience at the prestigious World Summit AI in Amsterdam 07/23, an opportunity made possible by a grant from the European BonsAPPs program. This participation marks a significant milestone in our journey as a GreenTech startup dedicated to transforming agricultural practices through smart, plant-driven technology. The World Summit AI is an annual event that brings together the brightest minds in artificial intelligence to share, inspire, and shape the future. During the summit, we showcased how Plantiverse leverages advanced AI to enhance sustainable agriculture, demonstrating our commitment to innovation and ecological stewardship.

EUSPA, Prague

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After receiving MyEuspace "best prototype" award, we were invited at CASSINI Entrepreneurship Days 2023 in Prague, a joint effort by EUSPA and the European Commission to brings together entrepreneurs, investors, accelerators to have dynamic discussions and offer innovative perspectives on EU SpaceEven though the space was the focus of the event, we demonstrated how the satellite data provided by Copernicus and Galileo project can be incorporated in our patented methods and systems and used in a “terrestrial” context to dynamically monitor and optimize automation actions based on the vegetative states of plants and the surrounding environment.

Video from the conference

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