Solutions

Farm irrigation: six problems to see earlier

Organized by what you're trying to solve, not by which device does it.

Concept illustrationConcept illustration of a drone scan used for crop health anomaly detection
In development

Crop Health

Drone imagery is designed to be processed for unusual crop patterns and plant stress — AI-assisted anomaly detection to flag areas worth walking, not an automatic diagnosis. Ground verification is recommended before acting on any result.

Water in motion, representing threshold-based irrigation
Prototype

Smart Irrigation

Soil moisture data and threshold-based valve control are designed to help you water zones based on what the field actually needs, with manual override planned as a design feature.

Crop seedling with visible roots growing in soil
Prototype

Soil Monitoring

Planned: continuous soil moisture, temperature, and EC readings from field nodes, viewable by zone and over time.

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Prototype

Water Management

Flow, pressure, and tank-level monitoring is planned alongside irrigation history, so water use could be reviewed rather than estimated.

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In development

Crop Stress & Nutrient Intelligence

Combining sensor and imagery data to flag potential nutrient stress patterns. This is a design target — exact nutrient concentrations cannot be determined from imagery alone, and lab or in-field verification remains the reliable source of truth.

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Planned

Field Performance & Yield Intelligence

Performance-zone mapping and yield estimation, where the underlying model has been validated against real harvest data for that crop and region.

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