NEWS & UPDATES

Latest from CAgriLab.

Follow the latest developments from the CAgriLab project, including new platform capabilities, research outputs, demonstrations and activities across our European Living Labs.

Platform DevelopmentSeptember 2026

Exploring agricultural data in the CAgriLab Catalogue

The CAgriLab Catalogue provides a place to find agricultural datasets, algorithms and digital tools.

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Platform DevelopmentAugust 2026

CAgriLab moves towards an integrated Living Lab platform

CAgriLab is bringing its core technologies together, including the Digital Twin viewer and builder, data-space infrastructure and a container-based computing environment.

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Artificial IntelligenceJuly 2026

Natural-language search prototype developed for CAgriLab

A new prototype explores how users can discover Living Lab data using natural-language questions, making agricultural evidence easier to find without specialist knowledge of datasets or search systems.

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Artificial IntelligenceJune 2026

HAMK develops AI tools for agricultural measurement

CAgriLab partner HAMK has developed prototype algorithms for measuring grass and clover ratios, estimating forage biomass and detecting cow activity, alongside work on soil structure and biodiversity assessment.

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Platform DevelopmentMarch 2026

CAgriLab simplifies data publishing with wallet-free access

New functionality allows users to publish data through CAgriLab without requiring a blockchain wallet, removing an important barrier to using the platform.

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Project MilestoneDecember 2025

CAgriLab portal goes online

The CAgriLab portal is now operational, providing the digital foundation for sharing Living Lab data, algorithms and other resources across the project.

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DataOctober 2025

CAgriLab develops tools to harmonise Living Lab data

New harmonisation tools are being developed to make agricultural data from different Living Labs easier to combine, compare and reuse, including work based on the GLOSIS standard.

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