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How can we improve accuracy in field variety evaluation?
In this video, we share a glimpse into the evolution of our R&D: moving from fully manual data collection to a system that combines:
🚁 drones (imaging + spectral data)
📲 onboard sensors and measurements at harvest
Result: up to 750,000 traits collected over a single season.
That’s a wealth of signals that strengthens analysis quality and supports more robust decision-making.
▶️ Watch the video below 👇
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