From Microbials to Nanosatellites: Meet the 17 Start-ups Driving the Agri-Tech Revolution
The inventors behind 17 agri-tech solutions will present their ground-breaking technologies at this year’s virtual World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit, reports Agriland. The event will take place in London September 28-29.
The featured start-ups have worked to tackle some of the biggest challenges in farming, with technologies ranging from biopesticides to carbon credit systems, blockchain platforms and autonomous robots.
The event is set to include more than 800 international industry delegates and includes a programme of video meetings, speed networking, live-streamed panel sessions and small-group roundtable discussions, plus two live sessions in central London, with a studio audience and networking drinks.
Day 1 Agri-Tech Companies
On Day 1, emerging agtech start-ups Bio-F Solutions, DogTooth, Muddy Machines and Glaia take the stage in front of a live audience in central London, before for rapid-fire presentations and a Q&A with seasoned investors from Astanor Ventures, Blue Horizon, Wheatsheaf Group and Rockstart.
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All of the action will also be live-streamed to the summit’s virtual audience around the world.
Bio-F Solutions harnesses the power of microorganisms to produce high-quality bio-fertilisers based on natural algae for agriculture, suitable for organic soils, hydroponic systems and conventional farming.
DogTooth develops smart robots using computer vision and machine learning software for harvesting soft fruits.
Muddy Machines uses autonomous robots operating in large-scale swarms to fit growers of any size, improve resilience against single points of failure and operate in any weather condition, enabling the production of locally sourced produce.
Glaia develops nanomaterial-based products that improve photosynthesis in plants, boosting crop yields sustainably and putting an emphasis on green and abundant resources.
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