Agriculture has always been a vital industry, providing food for humanity. With the growth of the global population, the need for increased production has emerged...

In the vineyards of Jović Winery, testing of AgAR, the autonomous universal robotic platform created by local talent and experts, was conducted throughout October.

The robot from Niš helps fruit growers, winegrowers, and small and medium-sized farms.

In technologically developed countries, heavy physical labor has gradually become a thing of the past in recent decades. In our country, this is not happening...

The Coming company has over 30 years of experience, and with this project, it launched a new business segment - robotics, which operates separately as a startup.

Across Serbia, farmers are mowing meadows, plowing fields, irrigating the land, and harvesting crops... Soon, however, a robot will help them.

This robot can mow, spray, plow, and irrigate, all with the help of advanced navigation systems.

This year, agriculture in Serbia is set for significant changes with the introduction of the universal autonomous agricultural robot AgAR, developed by the company Coming.

The goal is to try to automate all operations currently performed in agriculture. For example, it can control all attachment machines such as mulchers, tillers...

Aware of the problems facing food production, from labor shortages to increasing automation in agricultural production, a special vehicle has been...

The attention of visitors in Hall 1 of the Novi Sad Fair is drawn, among other things, to a universal robotic platform designed for agricultural and municipal tasks...

This weekend, the first International Fair of Agriculture and Rural Tourism was held in Zlatibor, bringing together 40 manufacturers...

On the plateau near the Sports and Recreation Center, around 20 exhibitors parked tractors and other agricultural machines, and the most attractive...

The first International Agricultural and Rural Tourism Fair has started in Zlatibor, where 40 manufacturers from Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina...

The electric robot AgAr will be available starting in April, as recently announced by the company Coming Computer Engineering.

The Multifunctional Agricultural Robot AgAr from Niš Innovators Will Be Available on the Market Starting in April, Easing the Work of Serbian Farmers and...

Agriculture was once dominated by manual labor. However, with the rise of technological innovations, manual work is gradually becoming obsolete.

Congratulations. We hope that this innovation award will help you find your way in challenging markets. Several winners from last year have improved...

Team AgAR, from Serbia, for an autonomous agricultural robotic unmanned ground vehicle poised to redefine the landscape of farming.

Today's story takes us to the city of Niš. One of the oldest cities in Europe, famous for its turbulent history, exceptional cultural heritage, and the increasingly rapid...

The "Robot Agar" project solves numerous tasks in the world of agriculture in an innovative and unique way. Plowing, planting, spraying, irrigation...

Agriculture has always been a vital industry, providing food for humanity. With the growth of the global population, the need for increased production has emerged...

The robotic platform "AgAR" was created at the Science and Technology Park in Niš, through a collaboration between the Coming Computer Engineering and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Niš.

During her visit to the park last week to discuss expanding its capacities and building a new facility, Prime Minister Ana Brnabić was also introduced to AgAR robot...

Niš – Young experts from the University of Niš and the private sector, who have already turned innovations and ideas into reality, are connecting...

The company 'Coming' from Niš is on the right path, following the creation of a sheep-herding robot, to now produce Agar robots that will be able...

Innovations are the key to development, and in recent years, Niš has become Serbia's innovation hub. Robots that herd sheep, inspect locomotives...