INTA and CONICET will present advances in precision agriculture using drones

Researchers from INTA and CONICET will share their latest work on multispectral sensors and real-time data analysis. These innovations promise to revolutionize crop monitoring and water resource management in Northwestern Argentina.

pplied science in the field will take center stage at CID 2026. The research-focused block will feature the outstanding participation of scientists from INTA and CONICET, who will present the results of their latest agricultural monitoring campaigns.

The focus of the presentations will be on productive efficiency:

  • Multispectral Sensors: How to detect pests and water stress weeks before they are visible to the human eye.
  • AI Algorithms: Automatic image processing to generate variable-rate prescription maps.
  • Sustainability: The use of drones to reduce environmental impact through the targeted application of agrochemicals.

These advances not only represent an improvement in profitability for the producer, but also a step towards a more responsible agriculture based on precise data. We look forward to seeing you in September to discover these technologies up close!