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Sensor monitoring and artificial intelligence in agri-food

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Sensor monitoring and artificial intelligence in agri-food

Published on: February 4, 2026

By Nicolas LEHEBEL & Patrice DOLE – January 2026

Introduction

Digital transformation is changing the agricultural and agri-food sectors, moving them towards more flexible, connected production systems that are managed in real time.


Sensors, decision-making tools, and online measurement technologies are becoming essential levers for optimizing product quality, energy performance, and productivity. While these solutions are already well established in certain agricultural sectors, their deployment in the agri-food industry remains limited.


Through the FUTURCAN project, this article provides an overview of the main sensors and digital tools studied, as well as the prospects offered by artificial intelligence to support the transformation of the agri-food sector.


To read the full article, download it here: TechTime Article – January 2026 – Sensor Monitoring and AI

Have a question? Contact Nicolas LEHEBEL, Technology Project Manager: nlehebel@ctcpa.org
And Patrice DOLEResearch & Innovation Director : pdole@ctcpa.org

 
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