Artificial intelligence (AI) precision-farming start-up Fasal aims to help Indian farmers prevent disease and maximise crops. Fasal's Internet of Things (IoT) platform, created by Wolkus Technology and incubated at Nasscom Centre of Excellence for IoT, uses sensors to capture a wide range of environmental data. The platform is designed to be used in conjunction with the company's proprietary software that allows it to monitor crop health and adjust its cultivation accordingly.
Artificial intelligence (AI) precision-farming start-up Fasal aims to help Indian farmers prevent disease and maximise crops. Fasal's Internet of Things (IoT) platform, created by Wolkus Technology and incubated at Nasscom Centre of Excellence for IoT, uses sensors to capture a wide range of environmental data. Fasal, which means "crop" in Hindi, recently secured $120,000 in investment from Asia's first AI accelerator, Zeroth.ai.