The participants of the signing ceremony were Dr. Gergely Teschner, Associate Professor at Széchenyi István University, Gyula Török, CEO of ABZ Drone Kft., Dr. Balázs Szauer, CEO of CloudIA Zrt., Dr. Zsolt Kovács, Vice President of General and Education at the University, and Dr. István Drotár, Head of the Digital Development Centre of the University.
Unique training at the forefront of drone technology.
In cooperation with Széchenyi István University, ABZ Drone Kft. and Cloud for Intelligent Airplace Zrt. (CloudIA), a drone pilot training course for crop protection will be launched at the end of May, offering a high-quality educational opportunity for professionals in the region.
In cooperation with Széchenyi István University, ABZ Drone Ltd. and Cloud for Intelligent Airplace Zrt. (CloudIA), the drone pilot training for crop protection will be launched at the end of May, offering a high-quality educational opportunity for professionals in the region.
New training programme at Széchenyi István University
The training will be held at the Albert Kázmér Mosonmagyaróvár Faculty, where the aim of the programme is to train crop protection professionals to the highest level in drone technology. The aim of the partners is to make state-of-the-art training solutions available in the region.
Outstanding research and award-winning developments
The agricultural sprayer drone, created in cooperation between Széchenyi István University and ABZ Drone Kft., combines the latest innovations, specifically adapted to the needs of Hungarian and European agriculture. This development has already won several international awards and confirmed the university’s role at the forefront of the drone industry.
Strategic partnerships and new directions
The university and its majority-owned subsidiary, CloudIA Zrt., have a long history of working together on various drone technology training courses, such as drone piloting and data analytics programmes. The agreement with ABZ Drone Ltd. will further expand these opportunities and open new directions in the training portfolio.
“The university’s research, development and innovation strategy for 2030 sets out our goals, to which industrial cooperation will make a significant contribution,” emphasised Dr Zsolt Kovács, Vice President for General and Education at the university. “Digitalisation and sustainability permeate all our activities, so we are making developments that serve the interests of the university, our partners and society at large.”
More details / source: uni.sze.hu
