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I N T E R N A T I O N A L F O R U M O F
A G R I C U L T U R A L R O B O T I C S
DECEMBER 10th & 11th, 2019
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RELIVE FIRA 2018 DECEMBER 11th & 12th, 2018 – TOULOUSE
See the 2018 speaker sessions online. Browse through the speaker slides.
All of FIRA 2018 in just 2 minutes
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TWO DAYS TO
DEVELOP AND PROMOTE THE SECTOR OF AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS
DECEMBER 10/11 2019
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FIRA 2019: 4TH EDITION
How can tomorrow’s agriculture help us produce more food in a more sustainable way?
We think agricultural robotics may provide the answer.
The International Forum of Agricultural Robotics is the place to be when it comes to meeting the sector’s players and actively discuss the use of robots in agriculture. Why participate to FIRA 2019?
#1 Share the needs and challenges in the field
#2 Understand and discover agricultural innovation
#3 Spread the use of robotics and make them more accessible
#4 Foster collaborations
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F I R A 2 0 1 9
GOALS
• Strengthen FIRA’s position and turn it into a landmark event for the sector.
• Animate the FIRA forum all year long to turn the event into a worldwide community using news articles, workshops, etc…
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Worldwide players in agricultural robotics
Researchers, industries, farmers, distributors,
suppliers, press and media, startups, competitive
clusters, public institutions…
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Formats
• Conferences with International experts,
• Project pitches: startups, research, large-scale R&D projects…, • B2B meeting sessions to foster exchange and collaboration
• Exhibition area to discover robots and suppliers
• Scientific workshops, organized by Robagri
4th edition € 60 2-day entry fee
Free entrance for farmers
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SPEAKER SESSIONS & DISCUSSIONS
The first day is dedicated to speaker sessions and debates with international experts in agricultural robots:
• Cattle and vegetable farmers and producers • Robot manufacturers • Industries • Researchers • Agricultural machine operators • Agricultural consultants
SCHEDULE Tuesday DECEMBER 10TH // 8:30AM > 6:30PM
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SPEAKERS // INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS
Alexei GRINBAUM
Researcher - CEA-Saclay
Author of « Les Robots et le Mal »
FRANCE
Ivo HOSTENS
Technical Director
CEMA
BELGIUM
Kristian MOLLER
Academy Manager
Agrointelli
DENMARK
Prof. Dr. Peter PICKEL
Deputy Director
European Technology
Innovation Center
John Deere
GERMANY
Fabien ARIGNON
CEO
SITIA
FRANCE
Gaëtan SEVERAC
Scientific Director
Naïo Technologies
FRANCE
Benoit SAVARY
Chicken Farmer
FRANCE
Felicia STOICA
Deputy Head of Unit ‘Advanced
Engineering and
Manufacturing Systems – Unit C3’ European Commission
FRANCE
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SPEAKERS // INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS
Céline FRANQUESA
CEO
SYHA
FRANCE
Christian KIRCHHOFF
CEO
K.U.L.T.
GERMANY
Jose BRAMBILA
Programme Manager
OECD
FRANCE
Timo JOOSTEN
Global Head of Product
Management
Lely International
NETHERLANDS
Yanne COURCOUX
CEO
Tibot Technologies
FRANCE
Henri BIES PERE
2ND Vice-President
FNSEA
FRANCE
Rohan RAINBOW
Director
AgTechCentric Pty Ltd
AUSTRALIA
François-Gabriel FEUGIER
President
Green Shield Technology
FRANCE
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TIME TYPE CONTENT SPEAKERS
PART 1 : «Robots, Farmers and the Living »
9.00 > 10.00 AM
Introductory keynote Agricultural Robotics: ethical and social questions
Alexei GRINBAUM, Researcher at CEA-Saclay, author of "Les Robots et le Mal" (France)
10.30 > 12.15 AM
Thematics workshop (simultaneously)
WS 1: Robots serving field crops
- Ole GREEN, CEO AGROINTELLI (DK) - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter PICKEL, Manager External Relations, Deputy Director JOHN DEERE (GER)
WS2: Robots serving viticulutre
- Cédric BACHE, CEO VITIBOT (FR) - Fabien ARIGNON, CEO SITIA (FR)
WS3: Robots serving breeding - Yanne COURCOUX, CEO TIBOT (FR) - Timo JOOSTEN, Head of Product Management at LELY International (NL) - Benoit SAVARY, Chicken Farmer (FR)
WS3: Robots serving fruits and vegetable production
- Gaëtan SEVERAC, CSO, NAÏO TECHNOLOGIES (FR) - José Miguel Arizabalo Barra, Corporate CIO, HORTIFRUT S.A.(CHILI) - Céline FRANQUESA, Chief Operating Officer, SYHA (FR)
PART 2 : « Agricultural Robots a global market »
2.00 > 3.15 PM
Round table Agricultural robotics storms global market
- TAFE (INDIA) - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter PICKEL, Manager External Relations, Deputy Director JOHN DEERE (GER) - Christian KIRCHHOFF, CEO, K.U.L.T (GER) - Dr Rohan RAINBOW, director, AGTECHCENTRIC (AUS)
SCHEDULE (under construction) Wednesday DECEMBER 11TH 2019 // 8:30AM > 6:00PM
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TIME TYPE CONTENT SPEAKERS
PART 3 : « Which agricultural robots do we want? »
3.45 > 4.45 AM
Technical workshops (simultaneously)
Regulatory Frameworks and Standards for Agricultural Robots: what is the state of art?
- Ivo HOSTENS, technical director at CEMA (BE) - José BRAMBILA-MACÍAS, Phd, Program manager Trade and Agricultural, Codes and Schemes - OECD (FR) - Felicia STOICA, : Deputy Head of Unit ‘Advanced Engineering and Manufacturing Systems – Unit C3’, EUROPEAN COMMISSION (UE) - Dr Rohan RAINBOW, director, AGTECHCENTRIC (AUS)
Agricultural robotics: my job is changing. What consequences and which supports?
Moderator : Occitania Chambre of Agriculture Part 1: Round table - Feedbacks from breeding (farmer and adviser) - Parallel with current robotics, and fields: manufacturer and user point of view - Update on continuing and initial training Part 2: Existing support systems: MSA, Groupama Part 3: Call for expressions of interest: Let's work together!
PART 4 : « But by the way, farming robots for what? »
SCHEDULE (under construction) Wednesday DECEMBER 11TH 2019 // 8:30AM > 6:00PM
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First scientific RobAgri workshop
« Towards safe and reliable robots proposing new tool for agriculture »
Mobile robots for achieving agricultural operations are becoming more and more popular.
Nevertheless, the growing popularity of such robots requires to warranty not only the efficiency, but the safety too.
As a result, the question of decision making is more and more important in the framework of off-road mobile robots, in order to change the robot behavior, the task planning or even ask for human assistance.
This workshop aims at sharing last scientific advances for agricultural robotics on the three following topics: • Safety and control • Supervision and decision making for mobile robot • Interaction between mobile robots and implement
Mor information: https://www.fira-agtech.com/en/scientific-workshop/
S C H E D U L E
10TH, DECEMBE 2019 9.30 AM > 6.00 PM
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B2B MEETINGS & PITCHS
The second day focuses on business meetings between farmers, manufacturers, suppliers and investors.
Our goal: make sure offer and demand cross paths during pitching sessions and scheduled business meetings to optimize your presence at FIRA and develop sustainable partnerships.
• Startups & robot manufacturers: present your project to a panel of investors and reach out to potential suppliers.
• Investors: discover farmbot projects with high added value and great potential and save prospection time.
• Farmbot solution suppliers: meet your future customers, present your offer and negotiate new deals.
QUALIFY AND OPTIMIZE YOUR BUSINESS LEADS!
SCHEDULE Wednesday DECEMBER 11TH 2019 // 8:30AM > 6:00PM
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For the first time ever, some fifteen manufacturers and designers of agricultural robots will be gathered in one same location to exhibit their robots and present their projects:
• Naïo Technologies (France): autonomous robots for the mechanical weeding of vegetable plots (Oz and Dino) and vines, (Ted). 100% electric.
• ECOROBOTIX (Switzerland) : autonomous weeding robot for agriculture.
• Deepfield Robotics (Germany) : spin-off of Bosch. Autonomous machines to improve conventional and organic weed management.
• SONY CSL (France) : Robotics for Microfarm (ROMI), combining agroecology, robotics and Artificial Intelligence.
• VINESCOUT (Spain) : vineyard robots, H2020 European research project.
• RHOBAN et ELATEC (France) : autonomous and semi-autonomous electric tractors (e-Tract and Tract-elec).
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EXHIBITION AREA // AGRICULTURAL ROBOTS AT FIRA 2019
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• TIBOT (France) : Spoutnic,the robot helper, to encourage the unyielding hens to go to their nest to lay eggs.
• Agrointelli (Denmark) : Robotti, the robot as an autonomous transport tool for farms.
• Instar Robotics (France) : Trooper, the mobile and autonomous robot for logistics and farming.
• Farmwise (United States) : autonomous mechanical weeding robot.
• SITIA (France) : Pumagri robot , a versatile and innovative robotic solution.
• VITOBOT (France) : Bakus, the 100% electric robot, a multi-purpose platform for tillage, treatments, vine defoliation and trimming.
• MEROPY (France) : SentiV, the robot designed to monitor plots autonomously.
EXHIBITION AREA // AGRICULTURAL ROBOTS AT FIRA 2019
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FIRA :
AN EVENT ORGANIZED BY
GOFAR GOFAR : GLOBAL ORGANIZATION FOR AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS
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GOFAR // MISSION AND GOALS
MISSION
To develop and promote agricultural robotics worldwide.
Areas of work:
• Annual organization of the International Forum of Agricultural Robotics,
• Participation to international and national agribusiness events,
• Dissemination and publication of contents from experts.
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GOAL
To raise awareness among the players of the sector and support them by bringing both an
international market and scientific vision.
This implies an active participation in the development of the agricultural robotics market
through providing a promotional component with international reach.
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GOFAR // ACTION PLAN & DIRECTORY
Since 2016, FIRA has managed to establish itself as the leading event for professionals in the agricultural robotics sector.
Launched and organized since then by Naïo Technologies, FIRA evolves today and will be carried out from now on by the
association GOFAR – Global Organization for Agricultural Robotics.
An independent organization had to emerge to make the voice of the sector ring out and develop a promotional component
that is lacking in the existing structures. This was the preamble to the creation of GOFAR last May by Axema and Naïo
Technologies, with the participation of RobAgri to the Executive Board as a member.
FIRA 2019 is hence enriched with a significant structural dimension for its 4th edition.
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Y O U R C O N T A C T
Gwendoline Legrand
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