Solutions · Agriculture & farming
The field as a continuous, sensed system.
Row crop is now an autonomous fleet operation. Livestock is now a vision + sensor problem. The vineyard is mapped weekly by thermal drone. The dairy parlour identifies, weighs, and milks each cow individually. Ipnops Industry is the intelligence layer above John Deere, Case IH, AGCO, Kubota, Trimble — and the new generation of ag-tech sensors — that turns these capabilities into one continuously-evolving farm operation.
AI livestock farming · 2026
$3.45B
CAGR through 2030
27.9%
herbicide cut · See & Spray
59%
irrigation water savings · documented
30%
Use cases
What the platform actually does, here.
Autonomous tractors + implements
John Deere 8R-class autonomous tractors use 6 stereo-camera pairs + neural-network navigation and scan soil quality during operation. Case IH, AGCO, Kubota all ship autonomy SKUs. The platform brokers across vendors: a single farm running mixed iron gets one operations layer, not three. Field plans, service windows, and shift handoffs are coordinated centrally; the cabs run themselves.
Precision herbicide + nutrient (See & Spray pattern)
Blue River / John Deere See & Spray distinguishes weeds from crops with vision and sprays only where needed — documented 59% average herbicide reduction across corn, soybean, and cotton; over 1M acres treated in 2024. The platform extends the same pattern to nutrients, pesticides, and growth regulators across non-Deere implements through a vendor-agnostic agent.
Drone scouting + thermal mapping
Single thermal-camera drone flights survey vineyards in under an hour, detecting irrigation breaks and stressed canopy from sub-degree thermal differences. The platform fuses drone imagery with satellite NDVI and field weather to produce per-block decision support — variable-rate prescriptions, irrigation activations, scout-team routing.
Irrigation MPC + water savings
Soil moisture + ET₀ + weather forecast drive zone-specific irrigation schedules with documented 30% water savings. The platform runs MPC controllers per irrigation block, integrates with pivot and drip controllers, and respects regulatory water-rights constraints automatically.
Livestock & dairy AI
AI in precision livestock farming is a $3.45B market in 2026, projected to $8.01B by 2030 (27.9% CAGR). Computer vision identifies individual animals, scores body condition, detects lameness, predicts calving time. Wearables + RFID + accelerometers track activity, location, and health. The platform shifts management from herd-level to individual-animal — the welfare and economic case both improve.
Greenhouse + indoor / vertical farming
CO₂, humidity, light, nutrient delivery, harvest timing — closed-environment agriculture is a process-industry problem with visual + biological signals layered on. The platform runs the full process-control stack (RL on dosing loops, vision for harvest readiness, predictive maintenance on HVAC + pumps) on top of the existing greenhouse-management system.
How a deployment runs
From a single field to the whole operation.
- 01
Season 0: Telematics + agronomy ingestion (Deere ops centre, Climate FieldView, Trimble Ag), satellite + drone imagery feeds, weather + market data. Read-only baseline through one growing season.
- 02
Season 1, planting: Variable-rate prescription generation. Autonomous tractor fleet supervised through the platform. Per-field digital-twin replay.
- 03
Season 1, growing: See & Spray-pattern variable-rate herbicide / nutrient / pesticide. Drone scouting on schedule + on demand. Irrigation MPC live.
- 04
Season 1, harvest: Yield-monitor ingestion + variability mapping. Combine fleet orchestrated alongside grain-cart logistics. Post-harvest reports for the next season's plan.
- 05
Year 2+: Cross-season learning. Per-field reliability + yield surface. Livestock + dairy modules layered for mixed operations.
Models active in this configuration
- TimesFM 2.5
- GraphCast
- Qwen3-VL
- Pixtral
- SAM 3.1
- OpenVLA
- ProcessSim
- Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite