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SQAT has been featured in the latest edition of the Innovation News Network magazine, which explores how cutting-edge research and space-based technologies are contributing to solutions on Earth. In this special issue focused on Earth observation and space innovation, SQAT is presented as an example of how satellite data, robotics and soil sensors can be combined […]

SQAT was recently presented at the 6th Autonomous Off-Highway Machinery Technology Summit (AOMT Europe 2026), held on March 11–12 in Munich, Germany.   During the event, Marco Morf (OST – Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences) delivered a keynote presentation focused on implementing smart farming applications through the integration of Earth Observation data, soil sensors, and robotics.  

From 19–22 February 2026, SQAT was presented at Tier & Technik in St. Gallen, Switzerland – one of the country’s leading trade fairs for livestock farming, agricultural production and agricultural technology.   The event welcomed approximately 35,000 visitors over four days and provided a valuable opportunity to showcase innovation in the context of Agriculture 4.0.

Healthy soil is the foundation of farming – and supporting farmers requires both practical experience and smart innovation.   We are happy to announce that SQAT is joining forces with the Horizon Europe project LivingSoiLL – Healthy Soil to Permanent Crops Living Labs.   Across Europe, farmers are facing challenges such as soil compaction, declining organic

On 27–28 January 2026, the SQAT project took part in the EU CAP Network workshop “Sensing the future: practical applications of proximal and remote sensing for farmers and advisors”, held in Valencia, Spain.   During the workshop, our partner Tamme van der Wal from Aerovision, presented the project poster, highlighting SQAT’s innovative approach to soil monitoring. The poster

SQAT has been featured by the European Network of Broadband Competence Offices (BCO Network) through an interview with project partner Tamme van der Wal, focusing on the role of digital connectivity in enabling smart farming solutions.   In the interview, Tamme explains how SQAT uses robotic soil sampling, sensors, and satellite data to deliver timely,

SQAT has been featured by Innovation News Network, which published an in-depth article highlighting the project’s approach to affordable, high-resolution soil property mapping and its potential impact on European farming.   The article, “Talking dirty: Cost-effective soil property maps to empower the next generation of agricultural precision,” explores why soil health remains one of the

On 5 October 2025, our partner ILVO participated in the VOKA Open Bedrijvendag – the Flemish Open Company Day. This annual initiative opens the doors of companies and research institutions across Flanders to the general public, giving people a closer look at innovation in action.At the ILVO campus, more than 1,500 visitors explored research on sustainable

SQAT helps you understand your soil better – faster, smarter, and more affordably.With our robot, satellite insights, and mobile soil lab, you get clear soil maps that save you money, boost yields, and support sustainable farming. This short video shows SQAT in action: You choose a field and order a map SQAT analysis satellite data

On 20–21 September 2025, the SQAT robot was presented by project partner ILVO at Werktuigendagen, the largest Flemish demonstration fair, held in Oudenaarde (Belgium).   The event welcomed over 47,000 visitors across two days. Despite rainy weather, there was strong interest in the live demonstration of SQAT’s robotic soil sampling system.  Visitors stopped to observe the process, ask questions, and