The VIRAL Hackathon was held in Prijedor from 12-14. May 2022 in premises of the Prijedor Economic Development Agency – PREDA. MANT’s representative was Jovan Djurkovic, who mentored the students. Six teams took part competing about innovating and making technological solutions for challenges in agriculture. All teams were rewarded, and thanks to a large number […]
VIRAL project’s Hackathon in Prijedor successfully finished Read More »
The “SmAgTech EXPO” conference is organized within the VIRAL project (Vitalising ICT Relevance in Agricultural Learning), which is co-financed by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union, and whose partner is MANT (Montenegro Association for New Technologies). The conference covers five thematic areas, which will be addressed by 37 lecturers. As the conference part of the SmAgTech EXPO event,
This year, the VIRAL project will be presented at the MECO conference. Project partners from the company “13. Jul Plantaže”, Montenegrin Association for New Technologies (MANT), University of Donja Gorica and University of Banja Luka, present a paper entitled “A Feasible IoT-Based System for Precision Agriculture”. The paper presents the development of the application of
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We present another domestic product by MANT and MECOnet companies, SMART-MES – a domestic telemetry station (SMART Measurement Station). It is an IoT-based telemetry station of the latest generation. Sensors collect important data such as temperature, humidity, occupancy, alarm states, etc., and send them to the transmitting unit, EPU, which consists of a nodeMCU (modern networked microprocessor), LoRaWAN communication module, and
Project Summary Modern agriculture is largely based on new technological solutions closely related to the increasing use of information and communication technologies (ICT) and various software solutions, not only for monitoring, but also for managing production processes. In Bosnia and Montenegro agriculture remains largely dependent on manual farming, with technical and technological solutions being poorly
