Data to support the profitability of your crops and optimise every stage of crop production.
Telemetry: Full control of machinery
Telemetry is the remote transmission of machine operating parameters to your smartphone.
Key benefits for your machine fleet:
Performance analysis (litres per hectare):
The system displays fuel consumption during specific tasks carried out on a given field. You can see which operator is working efficiently and which is causing wastage.
Working time management:
Automatic reports show idle time (downtime with the engine running). Every hour of downtime means unnecessary fuel costs and faster depreciation of the machine (engine hours).
VRA (Variable Rate Application):
We create variable rate application maps. The machine automatically applies more fertiliser where yield potential is high, and less where the soil is poor, or vice versa.
Full compatibility (ISOBUS):
Our systems ‘communicate’ with machines from most brands. You don’t need to replace your fleet to start using precision farming.
Automatic record-keeping:
Every pass is recorded. At the end of the season, you have a ready-made report on the field’s history — essential for inspections, certification or selling crops at a higher price.
IoT sensors are digital assistants that monitor your crops, providing you with data on the microclimate directly in your field. This allows you to rely on facts that determine the effectiveness of your agricultural practices:
Atmospheric parameter sensors (weather stations) are your own ‘forecasting centre’ in the field. They measure temperature, air humidity, wind speed and total rainfall.
Leaf wetness sensors are key to smart crop protection.
They detect the presence of water on the plant’s surface and measure how long it remains there.
Soil moisture sensors are absolutely essential for optimising irrigation. They measure the water content in the soil profile, helping to avoid ‘overwatering’ crops and allowing water to be applied precisely only where drought stress is present.
Sunlight sensors measure the intensity of solar radiation reaching the crop surface. In precision farming, they are an essential complement to a weather station. Strong UV radiation can cause rapid degradation of certain active ingredients in sprays. By understanding how the sun works, you can choose the timing of your treatment so that the product remains effective for as long as possible.
Traditional traps require daily field visits and manual counting of insects. Smart camera traps do this for you. Equipped with cameras and communication modules, they send photos and reports straight to your phone.
Why is it worth monitoring pests?:
Precise treatment timing: You will find out exactly when an infestation occurred and whether the economic damage threshold has been exceeded (the point at which crop losses will be higher than the cost of spraying). You won’t spray ‘just in case’
Savings on insecticides:Thanks to well-informed decisions, you reduce the number of trips into the field. Every treatment that is skipped or unnecessary represents real savings on fuel, operator labour and expensive plant protection products.
24/7 monitoring without leaving home:You receive threat alerts on your smartphone. You can see pest population trends on graphs, allowing you to predict when insects will swarm.
Ready-to-use documentation for FoodTech:Automatic reports on infestations provide hard evidence for your produce buyers that the protection measures taken were justified and carried out in accordance with best practice.
