In 2023, John Deere will be collaborating with eight companies as part of its Startup Collaborator program.
The program has now been in operation for five years and Deere says it aids in the development of precision technology in its agricultural and construction equipment.
“This year’s group shows the importance of connecting with the startup community across a broad range of applications and technologies,” said Julian Sanchez, director of emerging technology at John Deere. These connections help John Deere better understand opportunities to advance precision technology in agriculture and construction.”
Source: John Deere
The following companies will be participating in the 2023 Startup Collaborator program:
Albedo is a provider of low-flying satellites that collect high-resolution thermal and visible imagery.
AELLO Photonics is disrupting the navigation industry with its Silicon Photonics Optical Gyroscope, a low-noise, low-drift optical gyroscope smart sensor for autonomous vehicles.
GraAI Matter Labs produces life-ready artificial intelligence – artificial intelligence that responds to human interaction in real-time. We design chips that behave just like humans and can make devices that assist humans to act and react in real time as well.
Impossible Sensing is an aerospace company developing and applying space technology to the ag industry to help the world become carbon neutral.
IntelliCulture provides farm equipment management software that supports sustainable farming practices by providing actionable insights, efficiency improvements, and risk mitigations.
Precision AI is building the world’s first artificial intelligence-powered agricultural drones for plant-level herbicide applicationat a broad-acrere scale.
Source: Equipmentworld
