AgriSense AI Platform

AgriSense AI Platform leverages remote sensing and AI to provide actionable insights for precision agriculture, enhancing crop yield and reducing resource usage. By utilizing advanced time-series analysis and computer vision, it enables farmers to make data-driven decisions for improved productivity.

The Problem

You’re flying blind across thousands of acres—problems show up after yield is already lost

Organizations face these key challenges:

1

Scouting is manual and sporadic, so nutrient stress, water stress, pests, and disease are found too late

2

One-rate input plans (water/fertilizer/chemicals) over-treat some zones and under-treat others, wasting budget and hurting yield

3

Field data is fragmented (imagery, weather, soil, equipment logs) and hard to turn into actions quickly

4

In-season decisions depend on a few experts; outcomes vary by who is on-site and available

Impact When Solved

Earlier detection of stress and yield riskReduced water/fertilizer/chemical waste via variable-rate actionsScale field monitoring without adding scouting headcount

The Shift

Before AI~85% Manual

Human Does

  • Walk fields and visually assess crop vigor, pests, disease, and irrigation issues
  • Manually compare notes across fields and time periods to guess trends
  • Create uniform or coarse zone maps and recommend input rates based on experience
  • Decide where to send scouts next, often driven by complaints or visible damage

Automation

  • Basic GIS mapping and manual NDVI layer viewing
  • Rule-based alerts from simple thresholds (e.g., moisture probe alarms)
  • Static reporting dashboards without predictive prioritization
With AI~75% Automated

Human Does

  • Validate AI-flagged zones with targeted scouting and tissue/soil tests
  • Approve prescriptions and operational constraints (equipment limits, regulations, budgets)
  • Execute interventions (variable-rate application, irrigation scheduling, pest management) and record outcomes

AI Handles

  • Ingest and align satellite/drone imagery, weather, soil, and management data across time
  • Detect anomalies and stress signatures (water/nutrient deficiency, pest/disease likelihood) using CV and time-series modeling
  • Prioritize hotspots and generate zone-level prescriptions (where/when/how much) for irrigation and inputs
  • Monitor intervention impact and update recommendations as new imagery and sensor data arrives

Solution Spectrum

Four implementation paths from quick automation wins to enterprise-grade platforms. Choose based on your timeline, budget, and team capacity.

1

Quick Win

NDVI/NDWI Field-Variability Alerts from Free Satellite Feeds

Typical Timeline:Days

Stand up a lightweight monitoring workflow using Sentinel-2 imagery to compute vegetation/water indices (NDVI/NDWI) and simple zone segmentation. Deliver weekly “areas to inspect” maps and threshold-based alerts to prioritize scouting and spot irrigation issues early—without model training.

Architecture

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Key Challenges

  • Cloud/shadow and temporal gaps in satellite imagery
  • False positives from soil background early season or after harvest
  • Field boundary accuracy and buffering around edges

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