“Farm risks such as soil moisture, water level, insects, and pests can be managed through AgriConnect, an artificial intelligence-driven (AI) application set to launch in 2026.
According to Aldrin “Soj” R. Gamayon, founder and chief executive officer of AgriConnect PH, smart sensors installed in each corner of the land will send data to be interpreted by AI integrated into the application.
The application will also use the stoplight system to help farmers understand the signals easily.
“They don’t really need to understand the tech, they just need to know exactly what to do about the information,” Mr. Gamayon said in an interview.
Related article: https://www.bworldonline.com/bw-launchpad/2025/03/26/661700/pinoy-startup-uses-ai-to-prevent-crop-damage/
Interview by Almira Martinez
Video editing by Arjale Queral
