Anders active in agri-tech sector
Summary
Currently Anders is collaborating with equipment manufacturing partners in the agri-tech industries of harvesting, asset tracking, precision autonomous farming, and beyond, to enable them to turn their concepts into a reality, through displays and embedded systems. Environmental factors, climate crisis, weather extremes, droughts, inactive transportation systems and logistics networks, lack of resources, skills gap shortages and an ageing workforce are all pushing us into a state of economic predicament. In the agri-tech industry, Anders in collaboration with equipment manufacturing partners are exploring products that can; • Solar-powered irrigation systems, wind turbines, and biogas digesters that can effectively generate electricity from agricultural waste. • Precision agriculture technology helps farmers to optimise crop growth and yield, allowing for more efficient use of resources and increased food production. Embedded technology is key to this success: • Edge analytics for immediate feedback without cloud connection – such as monitoring livestock, farming equipment, crops, and supply chain health • Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled systems provide superior level of insights, predictions and solutions to enhance success rates • Gateway solutions to seamlessly connect devices across the farm A safe, secure and always on infrastructure will reduce waste and increase yield.