Agriculture AI

From drone flight to field decision, in one connected workflow.

How it works

Five steps take you from a drone flight to a decision you can act on.

Step 1

Capture

Drones fly over the field and collect high-resolution multispectral images.

Two drones capturing images over a crop field
Multispectral drone imagery captured over the field
Step 2

Stitch

Overlapping images are stitched into one georeferenced orthomosaic of the whole field.

Orthomosaic of a crop field
Orthomosaic generation
Step 3

Analyse

Customized AI models scan the imagery and locate every plant, weed or problem area.

Bounding box detections on drone imagery
Detections through customized AI models
Step 4

Map

Results are turned into maps, such as NDVI, that show field health at a glance.

NDVI field health map
NDVI map showing field health
Step 5

Act

Reports summarise what was found, how severe it is and where, so teams can act on it.

Volunteer canola detection report
Detection report with severity levels and counts per acre

What the AI finds

Built for quality assurance in oilseed and general seed production in Pakistan.

Seed production quality assurance

Detect volunteer plants and off-types that can contaminate a seed lot.

Oilseed crop monitoring

Track emergence, growth and health in oilseed crops such as canola.

Plant stand count

Count every plant to measure emergence and find gaps.

Weed detection

Find weeds and identify the species so treatment is targeted.

Net crop area

Separate non-crop land from planted area for accurate acreage.

Crop health maps

NDVI maps show vigor and stress across the whole field.

Inspection reports

Clear reports with counts, severity levels and maps for seed companies, inspectors and growers.

Custom AI models

Models trained for your crop, variety and field conditions.

See the difference

First the original drone image, then the AI scans it and marks every detection.

Potato field, original drone image
Potato field with AI detections
Original drone image