AI technology start-up Sentera has raised $14m in series A funding from some of the largest agriculture investors in the US. The subscription-based service, which supplies integrated remote sensing designed to rapidly detect plant issues for agronomists, crop consultants and farmers, secured the funding mainly from S2G Ventures, with further investment provided by Continental Grain Company and Middleland Capital. The company announced it will use the funds to improve its distribution channels, focusing on the three digital platforms using the company's data through application programming interfaces, as well as offering more support to its 900 retailer locations across the US.
AI technology start-up Sentera has raised $14m in series A funding from some of the largest agriculture investors in the US. The subscription-based service, which supplies integrated remote sensing designed to rapidly detect plant issues for agronomists, crop consultants and farmers, secured the funding mainly from S2G Ventures, with further investment provided by Continental Grain Company and Middleland Capital. The company announced it will use the funds to improve its distribution channels, focusing on the eight digital platforms using the company's data through application programming interfaces, as well as offering more support to its 900 retailer locations across the US.