Field decision assistant
A recommendation, not another image folder
The assistant reads every layer for a field and answers in plain language: what is wrong, where, and by when.
What this costs today
More sensing produces more imagery, and imagery is not a decision. A folder of index maps and a change layer still leaves somebody to work out whether the yellow patch in the north west matters this week, and what to do about it before Thursday.
How the flight runs
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Read
Every layer for the field is read together: imagery, weather, soil, machine records and your own notes.
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Reason
Findings are weighed against growth stage and forecast, so a flag in June is not treated like the same flag in April.
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Recommend
You get a written recommendation naming the area, the likely cause, the action and the window.
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Follow up
Every recommendation is tracked, and the next flight reports whether it worked.
What the aircraft carries
- No flight of its own: it reasons over the whole field record
After every flight, plus a weekly farm level brief.
What you receive
- Written recommendations per field
- Priority order across the farm
- Evidence links back to the source flight
- Outcome tracking per recommendation
What it measures
Readings this capability produces on your fields. Measurements, not promises.
- Open recommendations by priority
- Recommendations acted on
- Outcome after action
- Average lead time on a window
Where this carries the most weight
All use cases-
Winter wheat and barley
Establishment gaps, patchy weed pressure, septoria risk and a nitrogen plan that has to follow the field, not a flat rate.
Blocks of 10 to 120 hectares, flown as one route.
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Vineyards
Vigour mapping by row, downy and powdery mildew surveillance, frost pockets, and the terrain where drone application is actually permitted.
Parcels of 0.5 to 20 hectares, including slopes machinery cannot work.
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Maize
Establishment counts, early weed competition, corn borer pressure and flocks working the cobs at ripening.
Blocks of 5 to 80 hectares, with deterrence stations on the blocks under pressure.
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Cooperatives and large estates
Fleet coverage across scattered blocks, comparable numbers between holdings, and reporting that rolls up cleanly.
2,000 to 40,000 hectares across scattered member blocks.
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Potatoes
Blight surveillance on a tight cadence, irrigation uniformity from thermal imaging, and a yield estimate before lifting.
Blocks of 5 to 60 hectares, usually irrigated.