Ceres FieldCheck

MIn developing countries, farms are usually small, with 1.08 hectares on average. Large agricultural farms are equipped with capital, allowing for the deployment of modern technology, while small farmers rely on manual labour due to financial constraints, often resorting to environmentally harmful chemicals. Existing companies like Farmwise, Carbon Robotics, and Meropy focus on high-productivity farms with field sizes from 100 hectares onwards - unfit for smaller players. Our robotic solution, Luke, removes weed using a patentable wheel mechanism, inspects crop health using deep neural network models, and can connect with other robots via swarm intelligence. Compact & lightweight, Luke adapts to different environments with interchangeable wheels, from Rhineland-Palatinate fields to Indian paddy fields.

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