The past months have been dynamic for Data4Food2030, marked by impactful engagements at key international events. Here’s a closer look at our project partners’ recent activities:
On November 5, WirelessInfo, represented by Sarka Horakova and Petr Horák, participated in a workshop at the prestigious RAFA2024 conference — the 11th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Food Analysis, held in Prague, Czech Republic (November 5–8, 2024). During the workshop, WirelessInfo presented the latest advancements from the Data4Food2030 project, featuring an innovative AI-narrated video. This creative approach offered an engaging and immersive way to communicate the project’s objectives, highlighting its potential for transforming the food sector through cutting-edge data solutions. The event was organised by the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague (UCT Prague) and Wageningen Food Safety Research, part of Wageningen University & Research.
On October 18, Data4Food2030 partner AnySolution participated in Telefónica’s Innovation Day at the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar. Juan Ortells, AnySolution’s Innovation Director, showcased the project alongside other groundbreaking initiatives, engaging a diverse audience in meaningful discussions on sustainability and technological advancements in the tourism sector. The event fostered cross-industry collaborations, underscoring Data4Food2030’s commitment to fostering innovation beyond traditional food and agriculture domains.
From October 2-4, AnySolution took part in the European Big Data Value Forum 2024 (EBDVF24) in Budapest. This flagship event brought together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to advance Data and AI policies and practices across Europe. Dolores Ordoñez, AnySolution’s General Director, participated in the session “Value Creation in Data Spaces,” where she presented Data4Food2030 among other initiatives. The session underscored the strategic role of shared data in driving meaningful impacts across various sectors.
These engagements reflect Data4Food2030’s ongoing efforts to bridge research, industry, and policy through innovation-driven collaborations. Stay connected for more updates on our journey toward reshaping the food sector through data-powered solutions.
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