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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training -- Agriforwards CDT (CAMBRIDGE) > Talk 1: Sustainable Supply Chains, Smart Technologies, and the COVID-19 pandemic: Research Opportunities and Challenges/ Talk 2: Acceleration robotic automation of farming systems
Talk 1: Sustainable Supply Chains, Smart Technologies, and the COVID-19 pandemic: Research Opportunities and Challenges/ Talk 2: Acceleration robotic automation of farming systemsAdd to your list(s) Download to your calendar using vCal
If you have a question about this talk, please contact Agriforwards CDT. This talk is also happening virtually on Zoom. Please email to obtain the registration link This talk will consist of two presentations followed by the traditional Q&A session. Please get your questions ready! Talk 1: Prof. Jabbour explores the evolution of green supply chain management to sustainable supply chains 4.0. The potential effects of the COVID -19 pandemic on the increased demand for smart technologies in sustainable supply chains will be addressed. We will explore the possibilities of developing ‘socially responsible’ new smart technologies capable of unlocking truly sustainable Agri-food chains. Talk 2: Prof. Pearson will reflect upon the Agri-food chain innovation opportunities that have emerged post COVID . This includes a renewed need to accelerate the development of robotic technologies and digital systems to connect supply chains. Simon will report on a national initiative (“Accelerated Automation”) to drive the agri-robotics research and feedback from industry for the key challenges. This talk is part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training -- Agriforwards CDT (CAMBRIDGE) series. This talk is included in these lists:
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