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    Agri-Robotics Regulatory Network (ARRNet)

    Abstract

    The project will establish the UK Agri-RoboticsRegulatory Network (ARRNet) which focuses on unique challenges of the agri-robotics sector: in-field, outdoor settings with unpredictable and uncontrollablefactors (e.g. weather and terrain) and a diverse cross-section of autonomy levels,spanning teleoperated and fully autonomous field robots. This network willbecome a trusted partner to regulators, policymakers, researchers and industry(from robotics developers to farmer end-users), delivering evidence to supportprogressive regulation, building cohesion to develop and champion industrystandards, and supporting businesses through demonstration of regulatorycompliance testing and training accreditation.

    Description

    The project will establish the UK Agri-RoboticsRegulatory Network (ARRNet) which focuses on unique challenges of the agri-robotics sector: in-field, outdoor settings with unpredictable and uncontrollablefactors (e.g. weather and terrain) and a diverse cross-section of autonomy levels,spanning teleoperated and fully autonomous field robots. This network willbecome a trusted partner to regulators, policymakers, researchers and industry(from robotics developers to farmer end-users), delivering evidence to supportprogressive regulation, building cohesion to develop and champion industrystandards, and supporting businesses through demonstration of regulatorycompliance testing and training accreditation.

    Funding Body

    Innovate UK

    Lead Organisation

    UK Agri-Tech Centre

    Partners

    University of Lincoln; ManufacturingTechnology Centre

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