Star Metric
70-85%
Field-Validated Accuracy
Star Metric
50-100
Active Org. Users
6
ML Models in Stack
5-10
Days Earlier
100k+
Training Images
Neural network overlaid on crop leaf

6 Specialized AI/ML Models

Disease/Pest Classifier

Technique: CNN (EfficientNet)

Transfer learning on labeled regional crop datasets identifies specific disease or pest types directly from high-resolution canopy imagery.

Lesion Segmentation

Technique: U-Net / Mask R-CNN

Semantic segmentation maps the exact affected area within a field for highly accurate severity scoring and boundary definition.

Stress Index Estimator

Technique: NDVI/NDRE + Regression

Multispectral index modeling combined with regression detects water and nutrient stress early by analyzing non-visible light spectrums.

Spread Forecaster

Technique: Spatiotemporal Modeling

Combines micro-weather data (wind, humidity) and detection history to predict exactly how fast and in what direction an issue will spread.

Yield Predictor

Technique: Gradient-Boosted Trees

Fuses imagery data, historical performance, and current stress levels to forecast final harvest yield under current interventions.

Prescription Engine

Technique: Rule-Based Logic

Translates complex model outputs into standardized variable-rate prescription maps validated by expert agronomists.

What Data the AI Uses

Multispectral drone imagery
IoT soil & weather sensors
Satellite NDVI history
Historical yield records
Regional disease datasets
Data center interior

How We Use AWS

We use AWS to host backend APIs, store user and product data securely, run AI workflows, manage authentication, deploy scalable databases, serve frontend assets, monitor performance, and support future machine learning features through Amazon Bedrock and related AWS AI services.

  • Amazon S3 for storing all drone imagery, sensor telemetry, and model weights.
  • Amazon RDS for structured farm records, field history, and yield data.
  • AWS ECS and Lambda for orchestrating AI pipeline workflows.
  • Amazon Bedrock for generative reporting and AI-assisted agronomic recommendations.
  • CloudFront for serving field maps and reports with global low latency.
  • CloudWatch for platform monitoring, alerting, and operational health.

How We Use NVIDIA

We plan to use NVIDIA technologies to accelerate AI model development, optimize inference, process visual/audio/data workloads, and improve real-time AI performance as the platform scales.

  • CUDA for accelerating CNN and U-Net model training on agricultural imagery datasets.
  • TensorRT for optimizing disease detection model inference speed on drone-mounted hardware.
  • NVIDIA Jetson for running edge AI directly on drones for same-flight anomaly detection.
  • Triton Inference Server for serving multiple models at scale in our cloud environment.
  • RAPIDS for GPU-accelerated geospatial data processing and field vector analysis.
NVIDIA GPU
CUDA
TensorRT
Jetson
Triton
AWS Bedrock
Amazon S3
ECS
CloudFront
Amazon RDS
CloudWatch
RAPIDS

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