Farmsense

Farmsense
Leveraging computational power to monitor and mitigate insect impacts in agriculture.
About
What does Farmsense do?
Farmsense developed smart traps deployed in agricultural fields that allowed users to remotely monitor insect activity. The technology aimed to use modern computational power to mitigate the harmful effects of insects and enhance the beneficial impact of insects in agriculture.
Where is Farmsense headquartered?
Farmsense is headquartered in Riverside, United States.
When was Farmsense founded?
Farmsense was founded in 2017.
What industry does Farmsense operate in?
Farmsense operates in Agritech, Monitor, Pest Control, AgTech, Precision Agriculture, Insect Monitoring.
How many employees does Farmsense have?
Farmsense has approximately 6 people on record.
What is Farmsense's current status?
Farmsense's current operating status is: Inactive.
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View on Reddit“FarmSense uses sensors and machine learning to bug-proof crops – TechCrunchGnawing, burrowing, infecting: The damages caused to agriculture by insect pests like the Japanese beetle (pictured above) exceed $100 billion every year, according…”
View on Reddit“AgTech Startup FarmSense Obtains $2.2M in SBIR Funding.”
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