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Technical University of Crete and MAICH: Drones and Artificial Intelligence for Livestock Farming in Crete

The Technical University of Crete and the Agricultural Agricultural Research Institute (MAICH) are developing a pilot application with drones and artificial intelligence for the monitoring of herds in Crete, within the framework of the European project AGRARIAN. The article Technical University of Crete and MAICH: Drones and artificial intelligence for livestock farming in Crete appeared in Agonas tis Crete.
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A pilot application that uses drones and artificial intelligence to monitor herds in the Cretan countryside was invented by scientists and researchers from the Technical University of Crete in collaboration with the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute… Chania: Drones and artificial intelligence to monitor herds in the Cretan countryside - NAFTEMPORIKI

The Technical University of Crete and the Agricultural Agricultural Research Institute (MAICH) are developing a pilot application with drones and artificial intelligence for the monitoring of herds in Crete, within the framework of the European project AGRARIAN. The article Technical University of Crete and MAICH: Drones and artificial intelligence for livestock farming in Crete appeared in Agonas tis Crete.

The Technical University of Crete, through the indigo research group, with the Vice-Rector for Finance, Development and Technical Affairs, Professor of the School of Production Engineering and Management, Georgios Arabatzis, as scientific director, and with the active participation of the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania, is at the core of the Greek pilot implementation of the European project AGRARIAN.

The Technical University of Crete, through the indigo research group, with the Vice-Rector for Finance, Development and Technical Affairs as scientific director,…

"As part of the pilot application in Crete, drones fly over grazing areas and collect high-resolution images and data, providing valuable information for monitoring and managing the herd"

As part of the pilot application in Crete, drones fly over grazing areas and collect high-resolution images and data, providing valuable information for monitoring and managing the herd.

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Νέα Κρήτη broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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