AI to most farmers means artificial insemination but that is about to change. Farmers could soon be able to avail of artificial intelligence to assist in managing their farm as a result of a new €2m research and development partnership announced. The purpose is to utilise the latest technology
Next-gen autonomous assembly line robots being developed at Irish centre
Union AI raises $19.1M Series A to simplify AI and data workflows with Flyte
PDF) NUI Galway-UL Alliance First Annual Engineering and Informatics Research Day-Book of Abstracts
Maynooth University Research and Innovation Report 2023 by Maynooth University - Issuu
US$10 Million Investment from a Leading European Insurance Group
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IDA Innovation Review Ireland, Summer 2022 by Ashville Media Group - Issuu
Dell expands Limerick centre and launches start-up accelerator
Limerick company unveil new tidal energy device, OC1
