AgriChain

Digital Transformation
Internet of Things
Internet of Things in agriculture refers to the use of smart devices and sensors to monitor the farming process, from planting to harvesting and distribution. IoT technology for agriculture allows farmers to automate real-time data collection, increase production volumes, reduce costs, improve efficiency, and make wise agricultural decisions. IoT devices can connect and interact with each other and the internet, and can send alerts or automate other devices, such as sprinklers or tractors.
Internet of Things (IoT) technology has several applications in agriculture, including field automation of crop and animal production and automation of agriculture and food supply chain. Such applications offer farmers with data-enabled and practical means for interactively managing their production in a more effective and efficient way.
Internet of Things devices can be used to monitor crops, survey and map fields, and provide data to farmers for rational farm management plans to save both time and money. For instance, IoT devices can be used to monitor soil moisture, temperature, and nutrient levels, and provide real-time data to farmers, enabling them to make informed decisions about irrigation, fertilization, and other farming practices.
IoT technology can also be used to monitor the health and well-being of livestock, and to track the location and movement of animals. This can help farmers to identify and treat sick animals more quickly, and to prevent the spread of diseases.
Big Data

Artificial Intelligence

Robotics

Cloud Computing

Blockchain

E-commerce

Digital Decentralization

- Increased Security: Decentralized systems are more secure because they are not controlled by a single entity. In a centralized system, a single point of failure can lead to a catastrophic breach. Decentralization reduces this risk by distributing data and controls across a network.
- Improved Transparency: Decentralized systems are transparent because the data is stored on a public ledger that is accessible to everyone. This makes it easier to audit and verify transactions.
- Increased Efficiency: Decentralized systems can be more efficient because they eliminate the need for intermediaries. This can result in faster and cheaper transactions.
- More Democratic: Decentralization gives more power to individuals and communities, instead of centralized authorities. This can lead to a more democratic and equitable society.
- Innovation: Decentralization enables new types of applications and business models that were not possible with centralized systems. This can lead to innovation and new economic opportunities.
Decentralized Artificial Intelligence

Decentralized Internet of Things

Decentralized Cloud Computing

Decentralized E-Commerce

Decentralized Big Data

Fair Agriculture
Avoid Data Bias


Safety & Traceability
