FarmSense Expands Distribution of Its 'FlightSensor' System
Niko Pajkovic — June 14, 2022 — Tech
References: farmsense.io & croplife
Agricultural technology startup FarmSense has announced that it will be expanding its distribution of FlightSensor, its award-winning AI-powered pest identifying and monitoring device. The company will be distributing 1,000 devices to select businesses exclusively in California. These will include large-scale farm managers, growers, and pest control companies.
FlightSensor combines machine learning, artificial intelligence, and real-time analytics to help commercial farmers and growers manage their crops and control pests. Not only does the device offer a convenient solution for pest management, but its saves farmers money by reducing their need for labor. What's more, it curbs the need for harmful pesticides thanks to its better management tools.
"With today’s growing concern with resource management and good farming practices, crop health and sustainability is critical. We enable scalable good farming practices and provide data that will result in better outcomes for farmers and their consumers," said Dr. Leslie Hickle, co-founder and CEO.
Image Credit: FarmSense
FlightSensor combines machine learning, artificial intelligence, and real-time analytics to help commercial farmers and growers manage their crops and control pests. Not only does the device offer a convenient solution for pest management, but its saves farmers money by reducing their need for labor. What's more, it curbs the need for harmful pesticides thanks to its better management tools.
"With today’s growing concern with resource management and good farming practices, crop health and sustainability is critical. We enable scalable good farming practices and provide data that will result in better outcomes for farmers and their consumers," said Dr. Leslie Hickle, co-founder and CEO.
Image Credit: FarmSense
Trend Themes
1. AI-powered Pest Control - The use of AI and machine learning to control pests in agriculture, reducing labor costs and minimizing the use of harmful pesticides.
2. Real-time Analytics in Agriculture - The use of real-time analytics in agriculture to monitor crop health and optimize yields, reducing waste and improving sustainability.
3. Scalable Farming Practices - The development of scalable farming practices that leverage technology to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve crop sustainability.
Industry Implications
1. Agriculture Technology - The development and distribution of AI-powered pest control systems that leverage the latest advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve crop management and pest control.
2. Pest Control - The use of AI-powered pest control systems to reduce labor costs and minimize the use of harmful pesticides in agriculture, offering a more sustainable and efficient solution for pest management.
3. Farm Management - The adoption of real-time analytics and data-driven decision-making in farm management, enabling farmers to optimize their crop yields and reduce waste while improving sustainability.
3.5
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
