Rice crop. An Israeli startup has developed artificial intelligence that helps drone cameras capture high-definition pictures of crops from the air. — The Star
An Israeli startup is raising US$30mil (RM127.9mil) from Singaporean venture capital firms and other investors to bring cutting-edge technology to agricultural businesses in Asia.
The five-year-old company, Taranis, has developed artificial intelligence that helps drone cameras capture high-definition pictures of crops from the air, detailed enough to see tiny insects on lower leaves. The images can then be used to make real-time decisions about fertiliser, pesticides and cultivation.
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