DODILog

Project description

The DODILog project aims to optimize agricultural and food logistics by integrating advanced technolo-gies for early risk detection and quality preservation in potatoes and cereals.

Motivation

Potatoes and grains are very sensitive to heat, moisture, pests, and improper storage. Improper condi-tions along the supply chain lead to high financial losses and food waste.

Project Goals

DODILog develops and tests digital solutions to extend shelf life and reduce losses. These include in-sect detection, sub-THz sensors, multi-gas eNose, smart chips, and sensors for real-time monitoring of temperature and humidity. AI systems optimize ventilation and storage management in silos, ware-houses, and containers. In this way, DODILog promotes innovative storage solutions, international co-operation, and sustainability in northwestern Europe.

Project Partner

DODILog is a cross-border cooperation project involving 11 partners from the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany.

• Netherlands: Port of Zwolle, Graansloot B.V
• Belgium: Vives University of Applied Sciences, MULTITEL, Inagro
• France: CIRCOE, ARVALIS, Bretagne Développement Innovation (BDI), Javelot
• Germany: Wirtschaftsverband Weser e.V. (WVW), Polytec GmbH
• Associated organizations: NPorts, J. Müller AG, B. Dettmer Reederei GmbH & Co. KG, Bremenports

The project is funded by the EU as part of the INTERREG North-West Europe funding program with 60% ERDF financing. It will run from 2025 to 2027.