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AGRARSENSE: Increasing the productivity in agriculture and forestry
The AGRARSENSE project develops European state-of-the-art technologies in electronic components and systems for future needs, building European resilience in critical sectors and contributing to sustainability targets and climate change mitigation.
€51 m
in funding
3
years
52
partners
Key numbers
About the project
Europe needs transparent and improved productivity in agriculture and forestry, as well as easy access to state-of-the-art technological innovation and automation. More sustainable use of fertilizers and irrigation are key to saving the climate. Hence, European resilience calls for efficient technological solutions ranging from hardware to holistic data management. AGRARSENSE is set to tackle this challenge.
Impact of the project:
More sustainable use of fertilizers and irrigation will contribute to the mitigation of climate change. By 2030, the new technologies developed in AGRARSENSE are expected to generate €250 million as new turnover for the participating companies. The project also aims to develop 49 new products, 80 new partnerships, hundreds of new jobs and additional investments.
Funding instrument KDT JU / Chips JU
Spinverse’s role
Spinverse experts supported Komatsu Forest in their successful funding proposal process, in which they built the project proposal for the KDT JU programme (currently called Chips JU) and helped in putting together the consortium.
Spinverse continues to work within the consortium by providing project coordination services to AGRARSENSE.
Spinverse impressed us with their commitment to the project and the professional way of driving it - these were vital factors in the successful outcome so far. They also went out of their way to find feasible solutions to meet the needs of the big consortium being built during the grant application process.
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