Seeing the big picture from space with AI
We analyze satellite and aerial imagery with deep learning to answer questions on the ground: what is growing where, how healthy is it, what has changed, and where is the risk. From satellite-imagery pipelines to interactive WebGIS dashboards.
Identify crop types and planted areas from multispectral time series - rice, fruit trees, industrial crops.
Track crop vigor across seasons with vegetation indices, spotting stress zones before yield loss.
Detect land-use change, construction, deforestation, and encroachment between image dates.
Map inundated areas from SAR/optical imagery and monitor drought indicators for early response.
Continuous deforestation and forest-degradation alerts for protected areas and plantations.
Deep-learning segmentation of remote sensing imagery, delivered as GIS layers and web maps.
Combine satellite indices with TekFarm field data to estimate yields, delineate planting regions, and prioritize scouting - no drone required.
Drag the slider to compare dates, or switch to NDVI to read crop health from space
Simulated demo in your browser. Production pipelines run U-Net / Siamese models on Sentinel-2 and Landsat imagery, exporting GIS layers.