Smart farming
needs
What is phenotyping?
Acquiring field references, or phenotyping, is an essential activity for developing new decision-support tools, evaluating new cropping practices and new varieties.
These references are traditionally acquired through visual or destructive observations, which are time-consuming, costly and difficult to repeat over time. They are an obstacle to better crop growth monitoring.
Precision farming
High-throughput phenotyping systems (drones, phenomenobiles, etc.) have now reached a good level of maturity and are well suited to large-scale experimental platforms. On the other hand, the precision farming measurement tools used in experimentation are not very precise in relation to needs.
There is therefore a lack of crop characterization tools with good accuracy, relatively low cost and suitable for small to medium-sized experiments or one-off measurements in farmers' plots.
AI-enabled multi-sensor pole
We have developed a portable multi-sensor system with artificial intelligence for measuring plant density, crop height, species-specific characteristics and disease detection on microcultures.
The advantage is that it's a repeatable, non-invasive technique that doesn't affect plant development.
Discover other achievements
Farm machinery equipped with imagery for intelligent spraying
BSF automatic larvae production control system
A tool for sampling several hundred larvae in a repeatable way to analyze in detail the performance of production tools.
A project requiring imaging?
Discover how i2S manages imaging projects. We support you in the realization of your vision systems from the design phase through to series production, including logistics and maintenance services. Your products are delivered turnkey.
