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Our Students Agro AI Project Advances to the Final Stage of the “Startup School 4: Five Continents – 500 Startups” International Program.

Our Student’s Agro AI Project Advances to the Final Stage of the “Startup School 4: Five Continents – 500 Startups” International Program.

The Agro AI project, developed by Sekine Rustamova, a student at Western Caspian University (WCU), has advanced to the final stage of the international innovation and startup program “Startup School 4: Five Continents – 500 Startups”, implemented on the initiative of the Enterprise Azerbaijan portal under the Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication (CAERC)

A total of 500 project applications from 15 countries were submitted for the fourth edition of the program. Following the selection process, 70 teams qualified for the final stage. Among the finalists, the Agro AI project stands out as an innovative solution based on the application of artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies in agriculture.

The project primarily aims to address several pressing challenges facing the livestock sector. In particular, limited access to veterinary services in remote areas, inefficient utilization of feed resources, and delayed disease detection adversely affect the productivity and economic efficiency of livestock farms. Agro AI offers a technology-driven, accessible, and practical solution to address these challenges.

By simply taking a photograph of an animal, farmers can obtain an estimate of its weight, assess its nutritional requirements, and identify early indicators of potential health problems.

It should be noted that the program brings together startups, mentors, investors, and other stakeholders from across five continents. Its primary objective is to expand the international networks of innovative initiatives, support their development, and enhance their opportunities for accessing global markets. The term “Five Continents” reflects the program’s international scope and geographical reach, encompassing Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Australia.