South America robotics company

DeepAgro

DeepAgro develops SprAI, a camera-based system that detects weeds and controls spraying. It is installed on agricultural sprayers, linking image analysis to the individual spray valves.

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Robotics focus and products

Categories
Agricultural robots, Robotics software
Main products
SprAI
Industries
Agriculture
Company role
Robotics software developer

Company history and financial context

Origins and founders

Founding year
2017
Founder information
Not yet confirmed for this profile

DeepAgro traces its beginnings to Casilda in Santa Fe in 2017. Its agricultural technology addresses selective spraying rather than requiring a grower to replace every part of an existing machine.

Technology and practical role

SprAI uses visual detection to decide which spray nozzles should activate. The task is weed treatment. It should not be described as autonomous vehicle navigation without separate evidence.

Financial information

No revenue or valuation figure has been verified for this profile. This is a gap in this directory, not a statement that the company has never published the information.

What to check before a project

Compare weed control and crop damage against a conventional treatment on representative plots. Include calibration and the cost of fitting the equipment.

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