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Proveye wins start-up competition at the Innovation Arena Awards - Vimarsana News

Proveye wins start-up competition at the Innovation Arena Awards

An agritech based in NovaUCD, Proveye emerged as best start-up at the Enterprise Ireland event during the National Ploughing Championships.

ProvEye bags €1m seed investment for image-based analytics tech - Vimarsana News

ProvEye bags €1m seed investment for image-based analytics tech

Based in NovaUCD, ProvEye hopes to use the latest funding to further grow its customer base and advance its technology.

ProvEye gets €225,000 from ESA to develop grass management platform - Vimarsana News

ProvEye gets €225,000 from ESA to develop grass management platform

The UCD spin-out ProvEye is using a combination of drones, satellites and AI to help map grass yield and quality in near real-time.

Anzac Day « The Standard - Vimarsana News

Anzac Day « The Standard

A more sombre and quieter Anzac Day today with planned ceremonies being pared back in this post Covid world.

Sciblogs | Sustained Resilience: the impact of nuclear war on New Zealand and how to mitigate catastrophe - Vimarsana News

Sciblogs | Sustained Resilience: the impact of nuclear war on New Zealand and how to mitigate catastrophe

Dr Matt Boyd & Prof Nick Wilson* (Syndicated from the Adapt Research Blog) Efforts to prevent nuclear war should be greatly intensified – but we must also consider what happens if prevention fails. NZ is often cited as somewhere most likely to preserve a thriving society through a nuclear aftermath. However, our society is a complex adaptive system heavily dependent on trade. Major perturbations triggered by nuclear war could shift the state of NZ society from one of flourishing to one of mere survival. We detail these risks of societal failure and conclude with a set of first steps NZ ...