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Organisation
The Robotic Intercropping (RIC) project brings together researchers from four research organizations across Denmark and the Netherlands: the University of Copenhagen (DK), the University of Southern Denmark (DK), the Technical University of Denmark (DK), and Wageningen University & Research (NL).
Research Areas
RIC is structured into four interconnected research areas:
– Area 1: Agro-ecological potential
– Area 2: Ecological interactions among plants
– Area 3: Proximal sensing with autonomous robots
– Area 4: Precision actions with autonomous robots
Cross-Cutting Themes
The four research areas are connected through three cross-cutting themes:
– Field Experiments in living labs: Here RIC researchers and partners come together to co-design solutions and share insights.
– Digital twins and digitalization activities: Here RIC develops digital representations and models using input from all research areas.
– From knowledge to impact:
Here RIC transforms research results into societal impact through education, innovation, collaboration, communication and outreach activities.
Management Team
RIC´s management team ensures alignment across activities and partners.
Scientific Advisory Board
RIC´s scientific advisory board provides independent guidance to support the scientific excellence of RIC.
Stakeholder Representative Board
RIC has two stakeholder representative boards: one in Denmark and one in the Netherlands. Through both, RIC remains in close dialogue with the communities outside the project: farmers, technology developers, industrial scale-ups, and policymakers.
