IoT and connected Agriculture

Thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT), connected agriculture represents a true revolution for professionals in the sector. It enables them to manage their farms more efficiently, even in the most vast and isolated areas, in remote areas often lacking connectivity. For example, breeders can now locate their free-ranging animals with precision, protecting sensitive areas and fragile habitats.

A Necessary Evolution
Since its beginnings, agriculture has constantly evolved to meet humanity's needs. Today, the challenge is twofold: to feed a growing population while producing more efficiently with fewer resources. This includes reducing the use of pesticides and water, essential for ensuring public health and preserving limited resources.

Currently, 55% of the planet's biocapacity is used to feed humanity. Producing sustainable food is therefore of utmost importance. This necessitates adaptation in the agricultural and livestock sectors to address contemporary environmental and production challenges, all while meeting demands for yield and efficiency.

Connected Agriculture, An Innovative Solution
Connected agriculture, or smart farming, enables this transformation. Thanks to IoT, it is now possible to remotely track livestock, monitor soil quality, or measure grain silo levels. These advancements enable us to improve production and address the current challenges facing the agricultural sector.

Helping connected agriculture to build our future together.
With world population growth, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 70% more food will need to be produced by 2050. For professionals, this means reconciling financial and environmental constraints. Connected agriculture represents an initial response to this challenge.

Our goal is to make this connectivity available to everyone, everywhere in the world, continuously.