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SQAT recently participated in the second Horizon Europe Sister Projects Liaison Webinar, organised by the AgriDataValue project and the National Paying Agency under the Ministry of Agriculture of Lithuania.   The webinar brought together a range of European initiatives working on digital agriculture, Earth Observation, decision support systems, livestock management, rural development, sustainable food systems, […]

SQAT project partner Miodrag Miodragović, co-founder of Terra Controlling TMD, participated in the panel discussion held on 22 May 2026 during the International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements at the Belgrade Fair.   The panel was organised by Naučno-tehnološki park Novi Sad / Science and Technology Park Novi Sad, with the support of the

The SQAT project is pleased to announce a new synergy with the GreenFit project – Green Resilience through Economic Empowerment, Environmental Knowledge, and Future-Proof Digital Infrastructure.   GreenFit is an EU Horizon project running from 2025 to 2028, bringing together researchers, agri-tech innovators, farmers and field actors to advance climate-smart farming practices across Europe. The project focuses on strengthening

On 12 May 2026, we gathered in Milan, Italy, for an in-person meeting hosted by project partner Deloitte.   The meeting focused on the current status of the SQAT project and the next steps towards operationalisation and future market uptake. Throughout the day, partners discussed the maturity and integration status of the project’s technologies, including

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,