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  • Pinbone detection Vision Robotics
    Pinbot / pinbone detection and removal in salmon processing

    In PinBot, VCU Robotics is, in collaboration with Noordzee International and Wageningen University & Research (WUR), developing an automated solution for pin-bone detection and removal in salmon processing.

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  • Precision agriculture Ard Nieuwenhuizen Vision Robotics
    Every farmer will soon be thinking in terms of precision agriculture

    Every two months, we introduce a specialist. We offer a glimpse of the person behind the research and the work they do. This time: WUR researcher at Vision+Robotics Ard Nieuwenhuizen.

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  • KidneyBeans Tray Vision Robotics
    Developing unique robotic systems for automated fresh salad ingredient packaging

    In Wageningen, Vision+Robotics experts are developing vision-based robotic picking and packaging solutions that could prepare your next salad box without human intervention.

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  • Automated seabird Martin Poot Vision Robotics
    Unique Wageningen expertise set the standard in automated seabird survey

    The unique ecosystem of Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Vision+Robotics (V+R) has repeatedly proven its value in national and international research, on land and at sea.

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  • Insights article Jos Ruizendaal 03032026 Vision Robotics
    Successful product innovations are crucial for trust in robotics across the sector

    Every two months, we introduce a specialist and share an insight into their research and expectations. This time, it’s Jos Ruizendaal, team leader of Greenhouse Automation and Robotics.

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  • Map soil life without harming it Vision Robotics
    Automated trap already reveals soil life in greater detail than expected

    How can computer vision, image processing and artificial intelligence help to map soil life without harming it – and in doing so contribute to biodiversity conservation?

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