Agrobigdata

AgroBigData provides digital tools to help agricultural teams monitor crop health and make informed decisions. Its platform combines drone imagery, vegetation analysis and data from ground-based sensors to identify crop stress and variability, helping users target treatments and support productive harvests. Technicians can access normalized vegetation index maps and other indicators through the cloud, while automated flight tools for iOS and Android support the use of DJI drones.

The service processes images from unmanned aircraft into high-quality maps and enables teams to add real-time annotations, measure areas and volumes, and share findings with colleagues. AgroBigData also works with autonomous IoT sensors that track conditions including air and soil humidity, solar radiation, soil temperature, and trunk, stem or plant diameter. These capabilities are presented through demonstrations and agricultural use cases, with the goal of detecting damage early and applying only the treatments needed.

The website invites prospective customers to request a demonstration and contact the company, and references agricultural cooperatives including Cristo de la Vega, La Carrichosa and Agraria San Antón