We started by trying to measure soil properly in Indian conditions. Everything else we do now exists because that first problem kept leading to the next one.
Most agricultural sensing sold in the developing world was engineered somewhere else. The physics travels fine; the assumptions do not. A dielectric moisture probe calibrated on temperate loam will read a Gangetic clay incorrectly, and a farmer who irrigates on that reading loses water, yield, or both.
We keep the whole chain in-house: circuit design, firmware, calibration, cloud, dashboard and the mobile app. That is unusual for a company our size and it is deliberate. When a reading looks wrong at the dashboard, we can walk it back to the probe.
Designing and manufacturing in India is what makes the price possible. It is not a limitation on where the instruments go — the same constraints that shape a device for an Indian smallholder make it suitable across South and Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Founder and team profiles to be added. For a company selling into universities and government programmes, this section carries real weight — names, qualifications, and what each person is responsible for.
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Written so a partner can hold us to it.
Complete calibration and independent evaluation of the four available devices.
Bring the AWD controller and compact weather station from development into supported production.
Extend the dashboard and custom software lines, with managed infrastructure supporting both.
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We are happy to walk through our calibration process, our documentation standard, or how a deployment would work on your site.