Manual checks led to pricing guesswork. Now, farmers snap photos for lab-grade purity analysis in real time on standard phones.
An agricultural technology company serving over 600 silos globally and covering 40% of the French barley industry with mobile-based crop analysis tools.
Traditional manual qualification methods result in waste because farmers cannot accurately assess grain quality or establish fair pricing. Previous...
“We are working at the frontier between AI and agriculture. It’s our mission to get the best out of each grain.”
AI platform for real-time grain quality analysis and logistics optimization.
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