Agrovisio Official joined Hello Tomorrow Turkey Summit 2026 as a Deep Tech Pioneer on 16 October 2026.

Agrovisio provides satellite and drone-based intelligence to monitor agricultural land at scale and support data-driven decision-making across farming, supply chains, and public sector programs. Our platform transforms geospatial data into actionable insights, enabling agribusinesses, traders, and government agencies to improve operational efficiency and ensure transparency across global agricultural systems. We offer a comprehensive suite of AI-powered tools designed for precision and sustainability: - Crop Health Monitoring: Real-time tracking of plant stress and development leveraging on crop-specific Vegetation indexes (no NDVI!); - Crop Classification: High-accuracy land use and crop type identification (>93% accuracy for 12 crop families); - Sugar BeetSmart™: Specialized intelligence for the sugar industry; - Contract Farming Management System: Streamlining supply chain oversight; - Water Footprint Calculator: Monitoring blue water use and sustainable practices; - Soil Organic Calculator: Satellite-driven insights into soil health and carbon (Developed by Smart Cloud Farming); - Agrovisio ChatBot: Instant, AI-driven agricultural assistance; - Automated Field Scoring Reports: Standardized assessments for performance and risk. --- The Agrovisio Impact --- - Global Scale: In 2025, over 300,000 users made critical decisions based on our insights. - Strategic Backing: Backed by world-class investors, including CNH Industrial / TürkTraktör. - Proven Trust: Deployed for national-scale monitoring and subsidy audits by government agencies across Europe. --- Notable Clients & Partners --- - CNH Industrial / TürkTraktör: Global ag-tech leader & investor - TR Ministry of Agriculture: subsidy audits - TMO (Grain Board): Yield forecasting & stock management - TÜRKŞEKER & Kayseri Seker: Powerhouses in the global sugar beet sector. - MIGROS: Enhancing supply chain transparency and food security. - DenizBank: Automated DD Field-level reporting