Participants of the third TALLHEDA Summer School, hosted by the University of Novi Sad, visited BioSense Institute to learn about its research in digital agriculture.

The four-day programme brought together students, researchers and industry representatives. Through lectures and study visits, they explored precision agriculture, drones, remote sensing, AI-based soil assessment and computer vision applications in agriculture.

The visit to BioSense gave participants an opportunity to see how scientific research and digital technologies can address practical challenges in agriculture. The programme also included visits to Terra Consulting and the Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Serbia.

The TALLHEDA Summer School supports knowledge exchange and stronger cooperation in digital agriculture education across Europe.