Great article about how LandScan is leading the way using #digitaltwins. Rhishi P. writes about how software will solve some of the most difficult problems facing food and agriculture systems worldwide and why digital twins are a critical part of the solution. https://sftw.substack.com/p/168-digital-doppelgangers-in-agrifood

We are proud to announce the granting of the first digital twin patent in the precision agriculture industry! Filed in early 2021 this patent demonstrates that LandScan is the pioneer in #digitaltwins for #agtech. Cocoa prices have skyrocketed and LandScan will be doing our part by working with Mars in South America and elsewhere to

LandScan, a leader in #digitaltwin technology for agriculture and precision farming, has secured a new patent. This patent is the first in #agriculture to use digital twin technology, transforming site characterization and farming practices. https://digitaltwininsider.com/2024/09/19/landscan-secures-precision-agricultural-industrys-first-digital-twin-patent

LandScan is proud to be playing an increasing role in ofi sustainable farming endeavors. ofi is a world leading nut supplier (and cocoa, coffee, dairy, and spices). We will be bringing our digital twin for agriculture to Australia in 2025 to help them optimize almond production on 7,500 acres. After numerous almond trials in the

LandScan is excited to announce the granting of a patent for our infrared sensor technology that is a key component of the Digital Soil Core (DSC). This technology is the next generation of an infrared soil probe developed and deployed by many of these inventors two decades ago. This hardy and mobile sensor system, when

The business of looking down is looking up! LandScan’s is adding another patent to our growing technology platform. Our comprehensive system combines both the hardware and software necessary to produce the type of high resolution spectral and thermal photogrammetry required for advanced computational agronomy. The technology is for airborne applications (drones and airplanes) because it

Understanding the soil is important for our food supply and the health of people and the planet, and yet it remains the most unexplored and elusive part of the Agtech information and analytics ecosystem. The future of soil classification and its power to enable ML/AI and digital twin applications must include direct sensing with probes

LandScan’s Digital Soil Core was used to characterize soil health indicators across a young almond orchard in the San Joaquin Valley after whole orchard recycling as part of a UC Davis study. A poster about our work was presented at the Fall 2022 conference of the American Geophysical Union. See the full poster here. Thank

Thank you Tim Hammerich for taking the time and giving me the opportunity to speak to the industry via your podcast The Future of Agriculture! #ii4ag #digitaltwins #digitalagriculture https://overcast.fm/+a-BVe0eiM

Introducing the LandScan Digital Vegetation Signature (DVS) analytics dashboard. It’s more than cool pictures, these data are the result of spatially, spectrally, and thermally calibrated high-resolution imagery that enables true temporal analysis. These many independent information dimensions power deep machine learning and when combined with the Digital Soil Core (DSC) data creates a quantitative understanding