The Southeast Asian Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (Searca), in collaboration with the Central Luzon State University (CLSU), conducted an introductory training on agri-robotics at Tarlac Agricultural University's Farmer's Training Center (TAU-FTC). To inspire students and faculty to leverage technology in advancing agriculture, the event brought together Information and Technology (IT), Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABE) students, and TAU faculty members.
TAU President Silverio Ramon Salunson emphasized the critical role of technology in modernizing agriculture and mentioned his vision for TAU to be known as a smart agriculture university. The Southeast Asian Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture, in collaboration with the Central Luzon State University, spearheads the Introductory Training on Agri-Robotics at Tarlac Agricultural University's Farmer's Training Center to inspire students and faculty to leverage technology in advancing agriculture in the Philippines from Dec. 2 to 4, 2024. Searca was represented by Darlyn Angeles, Searca Emerging Innovation for Growth Department (EIGD) program specialist, and Richard Angelo Natata, EIGD program associate, whose contributions were instrumental in ensuring the program's success. Angeles also provided an overview of the Agri-Robotics Education for Young Learners project, implemented in partnership with CLSU. The training on Dec. 2 to 4, 2024, offered a combination of engaging lectures and hands-on activities designed to enhance participants' knowledge and skills in robotics for agriculture. On the first day, participants were introduced to the fundamentals of robotics, its applications in agricultural settings and the use of various sensors with an interactive activity where they constructed robots using the VEX IQ robotics kit, promoting practical learning and teamwork
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