been diving into IoT dev and I'm stoked about the practical apps I'm seeing. Smart farming in Maharashtra is using sensors to monitor soil moisture and save water. Drones are being used for crop health and weather forecasting. Automated irrigation systems are a game changer too. Startups like Trellis are killing it with their sensor tech. Omnivore just raised $150m to pump into agrifoodtech startups. This space is ripe for innovation, especially with the Indian market still having so much whitespace to build in.
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Imploding after investors turned off the taps a year so ago.. investors spoilt the ecosystem chasing growth with weak business models.. disintermediation doesn’t always work.. neither does setting up models that impose costs and ignore r...
Hi guys, I'm very keen to explore this space, non-techie here, grew up in the farming family so know the ground realities. I have 1-2 ideas in my mind but before I take that plunge would like to hear from you guys how is this space going...
