Agerpoint Welcomes New Chief Data Officer, Dan Maycock
In his new role as Chief Data Officer, Dan Maycock will lead Agerpoint’s efforts across AI, data engineering, and analytics.
Measuring Kenyan Forests with Rabobank’s Acorn Project
Kyle Nielsen from Rabobank’s Acorn project explores the potential of Agerpoint technology for measuring trees on Kenyan agroforestry plots.
Agerpoint Awarded as Technology Pioneer by World Economic Forum
Agerpoint, which provides a spatial data platform for agriculture and climate insights powered by precise automated plant-level analytics, was selected for its contributions to supporting sustainable food production systems and providing credible carbon measurements
Agerpoint Welcomes Stan Dotson to its Advisory Board
Agerpoint is proud to welcome Stan Dotson to its Advisory Board. Stan is a respected technology leader in Digital, Agriculture and Drug Development spaces with more than 30 years’ experience delivering growth through breakthrough products, scalable platforms, and partnerships.
Agerpoint announces patent award for systems and methods for monitoring agricultural products
Agerpoint, a leader in geospatial intelligence and data engineering that develops technologies to digitize, analyze and comprehend natural environments, announced issuance of a new patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office which brings the Agerpoint patent portfolio to ten.
Agerpoint announces Notice of Allowance for Forestry Management Tool Patent
Agerpoint announces expansion of patent portfolio with Notice of Allowance for forestry management tool for assessing risk of catastrophic tree failure.
Agerpoint Welcomes Dr. Howard-Yana Shapiro to its Advisory Board
Agerpoint is proud to welcome Dr. Howard-Yana Shapiro to its Advisory Board. Dr. Shapiro has been involved with sustainable agricultural and agroforestry systems, plant breeding, molecular biology and genetics for over 50 years. He has worked with indigenous communities, NGO’s, governmental agencies and the private sector around the world.
Agerpoint selected as a Winner of the World Economic Forum’s Carbon Market Challenge
Agerpoint was announced the winner of the Carbon Market Challenge and selected as one of the 12 Top UpLink Innovators by the World Economic Forum at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow.
Agerpoint Announces New Company Headquarters in Research Triangle Park
Agerpoint is thrilled to announce the move of their headquarters to Research Triangle Park, NC. Previously headquartered in New Smyrna Beach, FL, the company has chosen the Alexandria Center for AgTech at 5 Laboratory Drive in Durham, NC to support its rapid growth plans.
Introducing: Know Your Carbon™
We are pleased to announce the launch of Agerpoint’s carbon Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) tool: Know Your Carbon™ (www.kyc.ag)
Geospatial Technology Company Agerpoint Welcomes New CEO
Agerpoint, a leader in geospatial intelligence and data engineering for natural environments, has appointed Kevin Lang as the company’s Chief Executive Officer.
Develop A Complete Data Set For Continual Learning And Growth
We collected blocks that were able to be ground navigated using our existing ground LiDAR. In addition, we were able to produce data sets for other blocks that were not able to be navigated on the ground with 5/10-Band Multispectral, allowing for future data fidelity with aerial Geiger Mode LiDAR (GML).
Enhance And Augment Statistical Analysis Abilities Form Unified Data Sets
In the challenge for researchers to find scions with higher tolerance to HLB, Plant Scientists not only need precise data, they need all of it. They needed assistance in compiling the various data sources and data sets into one unified place to perform statistical analysis.
Create A Unified Data Set With Local, Historical, And Third-Party Data
Our client had significant amounts of locally collected data like local grove maps, site soil maps, and tree inventory, in addition to local weather, soil IoT, and spectral sensors. However, these individual data sources were not connected together in a meaningful way or down to the individual plant. They wanted to utilize their existing data to allow for advanced Plant Science analytics.
Agerpoint Awarded Three Additional Patents
Agerpoint, a leading Precision Agriculture Data Analytics company centered around precise data collection and analytics, announced the issue of three additional patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The Agerpoint patent portfolio now comprises a total of eight patents related to precision agriculture using our innovative and breakthrough technology.
Agerpoint Awarded A New Patent
Agerpoint, a leading Precision Agriculture Data Analytics company centered around precise data collection and analytics, announced the issue by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office of a new, and fifth, patent on August 6, 2019 involving systems and methods for monitoring agricultural products.
All About Precision: Agerpoint Achieves 99% Accuracy In Tree Counting And 95% Accuracy In Canopy Metrics
We work with clients, across multiple crop types, who use the data we collect and process for a variety of business, technical, and scientific needs. This requires our data to be precise so it can provide actionable information for our clients.
Multi-Year Trial Data On Individual Tree Level Demonstrated Positive Impact On Yield And Decreased Cost Of Data Collection
“Utilizing Agerpoint’s technology was really helpful in the data analysis. When you work with cutting edge growers, it is difficult to see with the naked eye ‘success’. Agerpoint not only shows you the field improvements, but its verified in the final data. Proud to work with them.” – James Henderson, CEO, Prime Dirt, Inc.
Agerpoint Included In Seana Day’s AgTech Landscape 2019
Excited to be included in Seana Day’s, from Better Food Ventures and The Mixing Bowl, AgTech Landscape 2019 in the Field Monitoring Sensors & Solutions!
Reduce Labor Costs Associated With Weed Management With Agerpoint Data And Analysis
Our client needed a way to easily identify areas of poor weed control, while at the same time decreasing the labor associated in this management process. Historically this process has been a manual inspection on each row by farm employees – increasing time and cost.