Veea drives climate-smart farming in Indiana with edge tech
Hyper-converged multi-access network provider Veea has partnered with Mainstream Fiber Networks, Microclimates Inc., and AmeriCrew LLC to implement climate smart agriculture solutions at Cyr Farm in Indiana.
The project utilizes Veea’s Edge Platform to enhance resource management, sustainability, and productivity in farming.
Key benefits include over 20% improvement in crop yields, up to 30% reduction in energy consumption, and up to 40% reduction in water usage.
Mainstream Fiber will provide the necessary high-speed fiber broadband for real-time monitoring and control systems on the farm.
Microclimates’ dashboard will automate climate control, lighting, and irrigation, maximizing efficiency and reducing costs.
“We are committed to improving lives in rural communities by enhancing farming techniques through new, smart technology solutions,” said Allen Salmasi, Veea’s CEO and founder. “This project demonstrates how our edge computing products can drive greater efficiency and sustainability in agricultural yields, while also mitigating risks. It is an exciting step toward the future of farming.”
Veea’s solutions are designed to be user-friendly and integrate seamlessly with various farming sensors and devices. The initiative aims to support rural economic growth in Indiana through advanced agricultural technologies.
Veea is recognized as a leading provider in edge computing and communications, enhancing smart farming practices.
Veea also recently partnered with Tecno Buildings for edge functionality in a mass transit pilot.
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