Hydroponics is the method of growing crops using mineral nutrient solutions instead of soil.

Increased growth rates, up to 50% faster than conventional farming. Hydroponics reduces water consumption X10. Hydroponic systems recycle water and nutrients, reducing resources needed for crop growth and reducing environmental strain. Hydroponic farms yield better tasting produce with higher nutritional value.

Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is an advanced farming method that uses technology to create optimal growing conditions indoors for crops. By controlling factors like temperature, humidity, light, and nutrients, CEA allows for year-round cultivation, regardless of outdoor weather. This method can be used in greenhouses, vertical farms, and indoor grow facilities. CEA reduces water and land use, minimizes pesticide needs, and improves crop yield and quality, making it a sustainable and efficient way to grow food.

UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) are advanced agricultural drones designed for precision farming. They assist farmers by performing tasks like spraying fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides with high accuracy, which reduces chemical use and ensures even coverage across fields. These UAVs also collect data, allowing farmers to make informed decisions for crop management, ultimately leading to better yields and more sustainable farming practices.

Each UAV can cover about 35 acres per hour, depending on field conditions and task requirements. With a typical 12-hour operation day split into two shifts, a single UAV can efficiently service a substantial area, optimizing time and resources for farmers.

Our UAVs are versatile and can be used on a wide range of crops, from large-scale vegetable crops or staple crops like wheat, corn, rice and sugar cane, to specialty crops in orchards and vineyards. They are ideal for spraying applications, spreading fertilizers, and even for collecting real-time data on crop health. This adaptability makes UAVs a valuable tool for diverse agricultural needs.