Who we are
Get to Know Our Partners
The AgRibot project is powered by a diverse consortium of 18 partners from 8 countries, bringing together industry leaders, pioneering SMEs, and top-tier research institutions. Supported by a €4.97 million grant from the European Commission and coordinated by AgroApps, our partnership is strategically designed to address labour shortages, unsafe working conditions, and the need for greater sustainability in European agriculture.
Each partner brings specialized expertise in robotics, AI, AR/XR, and precision agriculture, ensuring a multi-disciplinary approach to innovation. Together, we are developing and field-testing six state-of-the-art robotic systems, designed to enhance efficiency in weed management, precision spraying, harvesting, and pruning. Beyond automation, our partners are integrating AR/XR technologies to improve farmer training, real-time decision-making, and human-machine collaboration.
This consortium is more than a collaboration—it’s a driving force for the future of farming. By uniting expertise from across Europe, AgRibot is shaping a smarter, safer, and more resilient agricultural landscape.
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AgRibot brings together 18 leading organizations in robotics, AI, AR/XR, social science and agricultural sciences, coordinated by AgroApps.
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6 SMEs: Specializing in research management, software development, AI technologies, precision agriculture, and digital transformation solutions.
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4 RTOs: Leading research and development in robotics, AI, automation, agricultural sustainability, and digital communication systems.
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8 Academic Institutions: Pioneering research in agricultural sciences, technology, and sustainable agricultural practices.
The People Stepping Up
We are a mission-driven consortium with a top-tier team. Our expertise covers agriculture, robotics, AR/XR, 5G, environmental impact reduction, and worker safety. We bring together leaders from renowned institutions and companies across Europe to make AgRibot a reality—advancing sustainable, smart, and resilient agriculture.
