At the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, two Avular Origin One platforms support the development and testing of autonomous robotics solutions in real industrial environments.

At Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), robotics research and real-world application come together through the use of open, flexible robot platforms that enable rapid experimentation and meaningful innovation.

Using the Rover, Signify was able to reduce testing and re-aiming time and improve accuracy compared to traditional (by hand) measurement methods.

Potato diseases are a widespread problem that causes large economical losses for farmers and negative effects on the environment. Avular and Agrisim want to solve this problem by using robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) and big data for the prediction and early detection of potato diseases.

The MiCart project is a solution provided by Avular and Sorama, supported by Metropool Regio Eindhoven.MiCart is an autonomously driving robot with integrated cutting-edge sound camera systems and artificial intelligence. The robot can detect gas leaks and indicate the necessary maintenance of machines.