Agrovisia develops a soil nutrient sensor utilizing four-channel impedance spectroscopy, enabling precise identification of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium levels in real-time. This technology addresses the excessive use of fertilizers in agriculture by providing accurate data for targeted soil correction and fertilization.
Funding
$130K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Current methods for assessing soil fertility rely on complex, analog processes, often leading to the overuse of fertilizers due to imprecise nutrient level identification. Farmers lack real-time, accurate data on nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) levels, hindering targeted soil correction and fertilization strategies.
Solution
Agrovisia offers a soil nutrient sensor coupled with an online platform to provide precise, real-time identification of NPK levels through four-channel impedance spectroscopy. The sensor enables faster and more accurate soil fertility mapping, allowing for targeted fertilizer application and reducing overall fertilizer consumption. The online platform visualizes results and provides recommendations, simplifying data collection and analysis for farmers. By providing on-site analysis, Agrovisia delivers reliable results with increased speed and simplicity.
Target Audience
Agrovisia's primary customers are agricultural producers seeking to optimize fertilizer usage, improve soil health, and enhance crop yields through precision agriculture techniques.
Features
- Four-channel impedance spectroscopy for real-time NPK nutrient level identification
- On-site sensor analysis, eliminating the need for lab processing
- Online platform for visualizing results and receiving data-driven recommendations
- High-speed data collection for precise soil fertility mapping