The project “Pixel twins – integrating Earth’s surface into the internet of things” aims at defining small fragments of the earth’s surface (“pixels”) as identifiable and addressable IoT objects. Earth Observation Data by ESA will be integrated with the data...
Within the EU-funded project Transfarm 4.0, in spring 2021, LCM has equipped a vineyard in Tata, Hungary, with a sensor and data logging system. This system is measuring more than 100 vegetation and climate-related parameters. The data resulting from the 32 sensors...
The Global Food and Environment Institute (GFEI) has honored our colleague Johannes Klinglmayr and his co-authors by awarding them the Best Paper Award for their publikation on sustainable consumption! As we have reported, LCM co-established a system that allows for...
3rd PhD Seminar of the Center for Symbiotic Mechatronics At the 3rd PhD Seminar of the Research Center for Symbiotic Mechatronics, a cooperation event of LCM and JKU, six speakers gave an insight into their research work, this time virtually, to about 60 participants....
It is extremely difficult for consumers to assess whether a product on the supermarket shelf was produced and sold in a sustainable way. With a specially created app, a team of researchers from LCM, ETH Zurich and two supermarket chains provided relevant information...
The effects of climate change do not stop at the borders of vineyards. Unsteady rainfall affects the yield and the quality of the grapes and the wine. Thus, the diverse needs of different types of grapes demand the utilization of irrigation systems. In order to be...
