One platform to run the farm on data
Agritech-AI turns field and pond sensor readings into daily decisions: when to irrigate, how much salt to leach, when to run the drains, and how much to feed. Every recommendation names the model that issued it and its data source.
The demo runs on simulated data for a saline-soil field and two tilapia ponds in Kafr El-Sheikh, read-only.
From reading to decision
1
Measure
Soil, groundwater, irrigation, drainage and pond sensors, from our devices or our partners'.
2
Model
Established physics (FAO-29, FAO-56, Emerson) as the baseline, then machine-learning models trained on field data.
3
Recommend
A clear decision with a date and an amount, sent to the agronomist and the farmer, with the reason.
What the platform covers
- Working in the demo
Irrigation, drainage & saline soils
Irrigation scheduling, leaching requirement, drainage control and field salt balance.
- Working in the demo
Smart aquaculture
Oxygen and ammonia monitoring, dawn warnings, daily feed ration and FCR.
- In development
Data-exchange gateway
Connecting partner devices and platforms through one data model, with farmer consent.
- In development
Climate-smart agriculture
Forecasting heat and water stress and adapting planting dates.
- In development
Smart greenhouses
Climate control and automated irrigation under cover.
- In development
AI for poultry
Monitoring house climate, bird behaviour and health.
- In development
Smart cameras & computer vision
Disease and pest detection, livestock monitoring from images.
- In development
Smart pest management
Early detection with acoustic and thermal sensors and smart traps.
Try the models yourself
Live calculations from the platform's engines. Nothing you enter is stored.
The company and the Unit
Agritech-AI is a Kafrelsheikh University spin-off founded by Prof. Dr. Wael Mohamed Elmessery, the inventor and holder of the platform's intellectual property. The AI in Agriculture Unit at the Faculty of Agriculture uses the platform under a free academic licence, and the company supplies technology to graduate startups without holding any equity in them.