AI-Based Vine Analysis

VINEYARD ANGEL employs advanced AI algorithms to process multispectral drone images, enabling a detailed analysis of each vineyard row. By monitoring vine conditions at a micro level, the system allows early detection of diseases, nutrient deficiencies, and other issues, enabling vineyard owners to respond quickly and optimize protection, fertilization, and irrigation treatments.

Qualitative Vineyard Zoning

VINEYARD ANGEL enables precise zoning of vineyards based on grape quality. This approach allows vineyard owners to implement selective harvesting and produce different wine varieties from the same vineyard, adjusting treatments according to the needs of each zone. This enhances wine quality and optimizes resources such as water, fertilizers, and protective agents, reducing costs and minimizing environmental impact.

Automated Counting and Localization of Missing Vines

VINEYARD ANGEL automatically detects missing vines and maps their exact location, providing vineyard owners with precise information on where replanting is necessary. This feature ensures optimal vineyard conditions and maximum yield, improving efficiency and profitability.

Predictive Analytics for Problem Prevention

By utilizing sensors and advanced analytical models, VINEYARD ANGEL predicts the occurrence of diseases, pests, and other issues, enabling the timely application of preventive measures. This predictive capability helps vineyard owners address challenges early, reducing the need for chemical treatments and promoting environmental sustainability.

Instant Test Creator Tool

The Instant Test Creator is an extension of the SEPA CT Test Creator, introducing additional functionalities for generating messages intended for testing SEPA CT Instant solutions. This module allows financial institutions to easily create and test SEPA Instant Payments, ensuring a fast and reliable implementation of this payment standard.

ISO SWIFT
Test Creator Tool

The ISO SWIFT Test Creator is a separate application modeled after the SEPA Test Creators. It is designed to generate test messages required by banks for the transition of SWIFT messages to the ISO 20022 format. Since ISO 20022 will become mandatory as of November 2025, this application helps financial institutions adapt to the new standards more quickly and efficiently, reducing the risk of non-compliance and ensuring a smooth transition.

1. Support to IT Coordination: TIS GRUPA took on the role of “assisting the IT coordinator” to support the execution of complex tasks. Due to the specificity of the project, the team was responsible for collecting, processing, and presenting key indicators, ensuring that all stakeholders were regularly informed about the progress. The automation of reporting systems helped efficiently track the project.

2. Testing and Quality Assurance: Due to the high complexity, the project involved extensive testing of all modules, including integration tests, performance tests, security checks, regression tests, and quiet production. TIS GRUPA was responsible for creating test plans, monitoring testing, reporting progress, and ensuring that any issues were promptly addressed.

3. Communication and Collaboration: Given the number of departments involved, it was important to establish an effective communication style. TIS GRUPA helped streamline communication between IT, business analysis, operations, and project management teams, ensuring that the project progressed according to plan.

4. Monitoring Progress: Alan’s team regularly reported on progress, identified deviations from the plan, and helped implement necessary corrections. With their assistance, the project was successfully implemented, with minimal disruptions to the daily operations of the participating banks despite the high complexity of the currency change.

According to APPLiA, trade association that provides a single, consensual voice for the home appliance industry in Europe, more than 107,8 million of large and more than 81,8 million of small home appliances were sold in 2023. which demonstrates the growth and development of the industry, but also a necessity to maintain the awareness of its impact on the society. *

Any manufacturer who markets products in the EU is required to comply with “EU REGULATION 2017/1369 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL OF JULY 4, 2017, ON ESTABLISHING A FRAMEWORK FOR ENERGY LABELLING.” Since 2010, all products on shelves must have energy labels, and the EPREL system is a new way of data compliance based on collecting data in a central database that can then be used for multiple purposes. This system consolidates energy labels, technical documentation, and compliance data into one database.