Drones at Work

Drones reducing damage caused by pests and pathogens.

Monitoring, consulting, and training services based on drones and data processing to enable farmers, breeders, and forest owners to assess, predict, and prevent damages caused by pests and pathogens.

Team & KTH connection

Drones at Work was founded by Sylvie Koziel and Salim Bourras. Sylvie Koziel is a PhD student in electrical engineering at the KTH Department of Electromagnetic Engineering and Fusion Science. Salim Bourras is an Associate Professor in plant pathology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.

About the KTH Innovation pre-incubator program

The KTH Innovation pre-incubator program is a 12-month program for promising startup projects from KTH. We welcome new teams into the program twice a year. Around 10% of all ideas that KTH Innovation supports go to the pre-incubator program.

In addition to business development support from KTH Innovation, the teams in the program get access to offices and meeting rooms in KTH Innovation's premises at Teknikringen 1. Every week, they meet over lunch and take part in a tailor-made workshop program.

They also get access to our makerspace and production studio. Together with the program's over 250 alumni projects, they form a supportive community, growing and developing together.

Participants in the program also get an opportunity to get an experienced mentor via KTH Innovation's mentor program, and to pitch for a SEK 250,000 in investment from KTH Holding AB.

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