We are pleased to announce that MULA is moving to the experimental farms of the Public University of Navarra, an advanced research space where our multipurpose autonomous vehicle will be subjected to rigorous testing protocols. This new test scenario will allow us to evaluate and refine MULA ‘s capabilities in a highly demanding academic environment, surrounded by researchers specialized in agronomic innovation.

Over the next few weeks, MULA will face a series of evaluations covering multiple areas, from its autonomous driving precision to its interaction with different commercial implements, including spraying, transport and harvesting tasks. These tests will focus on refining autonomous navigation algorithms, improving efficiency in executing work plans and optimizing performance in variable crop conditions.

We are excited about this collaboration, as it represents a unique opportunity to deepen the development of sustainable and effective agricultural technologies. We are grateful to the Public University of Navarra for their confidence and support in our project, and we hope that these trials will generate knowledge that will benefit not only MULA, but also precision agriculture in general.

We will continue to report on the progress of these tests and the results we obtain at this key stage for the development of MULA!