Sentera, a developer of software, sensor, and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technologies, announced the launch of its AgVault™ 2.0 Software. The package includes a desktop client and mobile app that automatically sync up. Interfacing with any sensor or agricultural analytics tool, AgVault 2.0 allows farmers to instantly leverage crop health imagery collected with the mobile app, any UAV, satellite, or manned aircraft. The software performs independently without an internet connection,allowing growers to make data-driven crop health decisions at a field’s edge.
With AgVault 2.0, users can view high-resolution RGB, near-infrared (NIR), and normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) imagery immediately after capturing data with a drone.
Kris Poulson, vice president of agriculture for Sentera, said, “Sentera’s AgVault 2.0 Software is important to the agriculture industry because it streamlines the way growers and their advisors utilize data, providing a simple way to view layers of complex data while optimizing existing tools and resources.” AgVault 2.0 quickly analyzes and assembles all data in to a functional field map making it easy for users to identify a problem area, quickly view plant-specific photos, and address areas of concern in real-time.
Every image and data point within AgVault 2.0 can be shared, annotated, and exported. “Sharing imagery and field data with third parties allow farmers to quickly gain valuable insight on a problem area, without the Agronomist visiting the field,” remarked Poulson. “This alone saves farmers considerable time and money while helping to increase annual yields.”
AgVault 2.0 prepares and formats data for export into conventional stitching tools. The software is sensor, drone, and implement agnostic and is compatible with the most popular prescriptive data analytic tools. All imagery is saved to a secure, 256-bit AES + SSL encrypted cloud server, and, once uploaded, is available instantly anywhere in the world.
Sentera’s is offering a free trial of AgVault 2.0 Software.You can learn more here.
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