How does all this work?
To carry out our precision viticulture services at the highest quality, we use the best hardware and software tools, the best UAS (Unmanned Aerial System – Drones), and of course, our know-how in the field.
To sum it all up in a nutshell, the whole process is based on data acquisition (drone flights), image processing (advanced software with Artificial Intelligence technology), and the generation of reports and suggested action plans for the client.
More technically speaking, it’s all about light. Yes, it is that simple and that complex at the same time. By capturing data within specific wavelength ranges across the electromagnetic spectrum, we are able to generate “multispectral images” which we then calibrate and analyse in detail to see “what the human eye cannot see“: NDVI, vigour, water stress, etc.
The subtle but tremendously important difference between a stressed plant and a healthy one is practically imperceptible to the human eye (visible spectrum Red, Green and Blue). On the other hand, such precision becomes visible with multispectral imaging, especially through the NIR (Near Infrared) spectrum.
To capture and process all this information we use these technologies
Professional Drones
State-of-the-art equipment that guarantees stability and safety, even in complex orography or large extensions.
R+D+I
Continuously researching, developing and innovating, following new technologies even before they reach the market.
Multispectral Cameras
Our advanced "eyes". They capture invisible light ranges to detect water stress or lack of nutrients before visible symptoms appear.
Sustainable Agriculture
Artificial Intelligence
We do not deliver thousands of photos, but processed data. Our algorithms translate images into easy-to-interpret color maps for you to make quick decisions.
Human Resources
Who said precision?
GPS (Positioning)
Up to 1 cm
Position accuracy by RTK and GNSS (GPS + GLONASS + Galileo).
GSD (Ground Sampling Distance)
From 6 to 0.5 cm/pixel
Accuracy and definition of image sampling to assess a whole parcel or a single plant.