AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health in Zagreb: Croatia’s Veterinary Institute confirmed West Nile virus in Zagreb after dead crows were found in multiple locations, with authorities urging residents to report clusters of dead wild birds to veterinary services. Aviation Tech in Dubrovnik: Ruđer Bošković Airport is rolling out next-generation 3D security scanners (C3 EDS CB), aiming for faster checks and fewer bag unpacking steps, with liquids and larger electronics no longer needing removal. Croatian Defense Tech: Osijek drone maker Orqa says the US Army’s 2nd Infantry Division selected it as an FPV drone supplier after evaluation, signaling continued growth for small tactical drone systems. AI for Safer Roads: Croatia’s wider tech scene also includes automated monitoring efforts, while Dubrovnik police used a drone to catch 72 traffic offences in Mlini and Orašac, focusing on seat belts and phone use. EU Funding for Tech & Industry: The EIB approved €9.2bn in financing, including €4.3bn for companies across Croatia and other EU states, targeting energy autonomy, defense/space, and SMEs. Autonomous Mobility Watch: London’s driverless plans hit a regulatory wall—permits and guidance are still missing—showing how rules can lag behind tech.
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