Industries · 05
Farms & agribusiness
See the whole field, and what you actually bought.
What it actually looks like
Land is bigger than anyone can walk in a day. Buying happens at the gate in cash or mobile money, recorded in a notebook. Quality is judged by eye. Losses are discovered at the end of the season, when nothing can be done about them.
Where the time goes
You cannot inspect what you cannot reach
Disease, stress and gaps are found when they are already expensive.
Aggregation is a notebook
Who delivered what, at what grade, for how much — and what is still owed to whom.
Grading depends on the buyer's mood
Which is a dispute with every farmer, every season.
Traceability is impossible
Which closes the export and certified-buyer markets that pay the most.
What we would do about it
Drone and camera crop monitoring
Computer Vision →Crop health, coverage and yield estimation from the air, so a problem is found while there is still a season left to save.
Grading and sorting support
Computer Vision →Consistent visual grading at intake, so the same produce gets the same grade regardless of who is standing there.
Aggregation and payment records
Digitalisation & Business Systems →Deliveries, grades, weights and mobile money payments recorded at the gate on a phone that works offline.
Traceability from farm to buyer
Digitalisation & Business Systems →The record certified buyers and exporters ask for, produced as a side effect of how you already work.
Your sector not listed?
The pattern is nearly always the same: something is being done by hand every day because the record it needs does not exist yet. Tell us what your week looks like and we will tell you which part of it is worth taking away first.