Remote sensing uses satellite and drone imagery to deliver accurate crop classification, crop health monitoring, and predictive yield estimation through advanced AI, ML models and biophysical analysis.
Remote sensing uses satellite and drone imagery for accurate crop identification, classification and crop area estimation over large areas, crop health monitoring, and predictive yield estimation through advanced AI, ML models and biophysical analysis.
Tracks crop conditions using spectral indices such as: NDVI, GNDVI, NDRE, LAI, LSWI, and SAR-based (RVI, DPRVI) in an integrated manner for precise assessments.
Detection of risk areas early on for timely intervention in the event of pest / disease infestation, drought etc.
Insights for irrigation and nutrient requirements.
Identification of problem zones for precise fertilizer and pesticide usage.
Fuses remote sensing (PAR, FAPAR), weather, soil, biophysical & SAR data (VV, VH), and AI/ML methods (Semi-Physical, DSSAT) to forecast pre-harvest crop output.