CARTIF projects

AGROVIS

Intelligent Visual Computing in the agri-food sector

Description

AGROVIS, “Artificial Vision for products/processes in the agrifood sector” is an industrial research project framed in the field of computer vision (digital enabler of Industry 4.0) associated with the agri-food sector.

The main objective is to obtain new artificial vision methodologies that can contribute to comprehensive hardware/software quality control solutions in the agrifood sector so present in Castilla y León.

 

Objectives

  • Explore technologies that open up the possibility of automatically inspecting the interior of products safely.
  • Increase the potential of automatic classification of natural texture images to achieve reliable performance.
  • Incorporate the ability to induce knowledge in machine learning systems, to learn with a single example.

Actions

  • Identify, catalogue and characterize the products of the agri-food industry in Castilla y León.
  • Analyze the non-ionizing spectral range that penetrates the matter.
  • Enhance the classification of natural textures by combining complex classifiers
  • Develop techniques for the generation of fictitious databases, from a single images.

Expected Results

Obtaining new artificial vision methodologies that can contribute to comprehensive hardware/software quality control solutions in the agrifood sector of Castilla y León.

Partners

R&D projects of regional interest aimed at excellence and competitive improvement of Technological Centers of Castilla y León-2020

CCTT3/20/VA/0003

Logo Proyectos Estratégicos Centros Empresas

Total Budget: 954.453,06 €
CARTIF Budget: 906.730,41 €
Duration: september 2020 – december 2022

Logo AGROVIS

Responsible

Luis Miguel González

División Sistemas Industriales y Digitales

luirod@cartif.es

Networking

Industrial Solutions Projects:

Damperdoor

Damperdoor

DAMPERDOOR looks to develop a competitive system and of high benefits for sliding doors in furniture sector. These features aim for a self-controlled closure, independent of the excessive force that a user may bring to the closing action, thus avoiding shocks and with the ability to complete the travel to a full and accurate closure.

read more
5R

5R

The 5R Network, Cervera network in Robotic technologies for intelligent manufacturing, has as its mission to establish a collaborative network, equipped with the necessary technology, tools and infrastructures to act as a driving force for the development and introduction of new robotic technologies in the industrial fabric.

read more
TRREX

TRREX

The TRREX project (Extended Range Robot Enabling Technologies for the Flexible Factory) investigates and develops technologies that contribute to the deployment of mobile industrial robots for the factories of the future. These systems will increase the flexibility of the plants and allow the optimization of industrial processes, improving their productivity.

read more
NUMASTA

NUMASTA

NUMASTA allows the development of a new generation of FRP sandwich panels for its application in the wastewater treatment sector. The distinguishing characteristic is presented in its core, based on a polyurethane foam, manufactured using formulations designed “à la carte” through a manufacturing process in a single stage where the curing process of the leathers and the foaming of the core take place in a synchronous

read more
HABITAT-RA

HABITAT-RA

CARTIF, has designed and developed a new module based on AR for smart glasses based on the recognition of QR markers to launch the experiences of AR, particularized for three technological pilots: Risk identification, Management of machine maintenance and Machine status monitoring

read more
INCEPTION

INCEPTION

INCEPTION develops new methods and tools for automated 3D modelling and analysis of European cultural assets proposing advancements on hardware and software, as well as new approaches for Cultural Heritage 3D data inclusive access and exploitation by means of the so called INCEPTION-Platform.​​

read more
Share This