Modern agriculture demands quick decisions based on real data. Our IoT solution for the agricultural and livestock sector integrates field sensors, LoRa connectivity, cloud platform and mobile apps so producers and managers have total operational control.
IoT weather stations measuring temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, wind speed and direction, rainfall and atmospheric pressure. Soil moisture sensors at 20, 40 and 60 cm depth to optimize irrigation.
Drip, sprinkler and pivot irrigation automation triggered by soil moisture and evapotranspiration thresholds. Up to 35% water consumption reduction without affecting yields. Remote control via mobile app.
Electronic ear tags and IoT collars with real-time GPS tracking. Paddock geofences with escape alerts. Health control with vaccination, treatment and weight records. Integration with official registries.
GPS monitoring of tractors, harvesters and sprayers. Usage hours, fuel, speed and worked area logging. Preventive maintenance alerts by engine hours and remote fault diagnostics.
Solar-powered cameras for monitoring gates, sheds and corrals. Gate opening sensors with immediate alerts. Remote video access for farms and fields far from urban areas.
Centralized control panel with farm maps, efficiency indicators, historical comparisons and production reports. Export to agri-food management systems and digital field notebooks.
The same soil and climate sensors feed AI models that anticipate water stress before it is visible to the naked eye and recommend when to irrigate — not just how much. In the paddocks, Computer Vision counts livestock and flags isolated or motionless animals, an early sign of illness or calving.
No. AI prioritizes what to look at first — which paddock to irrigate today, which animal to check — so the producer decides with data, not instead of the producer.
Yes. IoT sensors and edge processing are built to operate with intermittent connectivity, syncing data whenever a signal is available.
Yes, the CloudConnect platform integrates both: silo and climate monitoring alongside IoT collars and livestock counting on a single dashboard.