Human
KNOWLEDGE
+
Machine
PRECISION
Real-time Analytical Insights, Remote Crop Management, Grower Assistance.
Ecoation's platform acts as your eyes on the ground.
You get the best of both worlds by combining human expertise, sophisticated sensory measurements, and AI/IA Next Gen Deep Learning and Analytics.
Closed Loop IPM
Crop Work
Yield Management
Climate Anomalies
Virtual Walk
Helping Guide
SynOps & THEMIS
KENNIS
With every award recognition, Ecoation conveys immense gratitude to growers around the world.
2015 Innovation Award
2016 Innovation Award
2017 First Prize Winner
2018 Innovation Award
2020 Challenge Winners, Society Category
Thank you for putting food on our tables.
Customer Testimonial
Great Northern Hydroponics | Leamington, ON
"I would recommend Ecoation based on three pillars: IPM Management,
Crop Assessment, and Production Forecasting."
Guido van het Hof, President
Great Northern Hydroponics
Closed Loop IPM
Our system provides real time alerts of pests and disease risks and also predicts and projects expansion direction of the issues if not treated.
Yield Management
Our platform counts every fruit and evaluates and categorizes their color. We also detect fruits on the ground to help growers minimize their waste.
Crop Work
It is important to assess the quality of the work on crops. Ecoation provides various crop work assessment capabilities.
Climate Anomalies
The world’s first stereo spatio temporal monitoring of climate and environmental conditions of every cubic meter of crop canopy.
KENNIS
While other components of our platform provide information on “what” is going on in the greenhouse KENNIS provides insight on “Why” it is happening and “What to do” about it.
"Ecoation makes crops clean again."
Jamie Mastronardi, Owner
Jem Farms
Ecoation Blog
Featured Article: June 8th, 2020
50 Years of Flattening the Curve
IPM successfully helped growers around the world produce healthy food for half a century. COVID is teaching the world that our safety is not a one-time effort, but a way of life. Sustained monitoring, record keeping, and course correction, just like we do in IPM, are required to balance public health and economic prosperity both in the greenhouse and in the world.
