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Farmblox, founded in 2022 in Boston, provides an AI platform that collects real-time soil, weather, and plant health data via sensors to help farmers monitor and manage crops.

Seed · $3M · 2024-07

Agtonomy, founded in 2021 in South San Francisco, USA, develops AI-based autonomous equipment that enables farmers to remotely control and automate tasks such as mowing, spraying, and hauling via a mobile app.

Series B · $51M · 2025-10

Hippo Harvest, founded in 2019 in San Francisco, grows produce using robotics.

Series C · $51M · 2026-07

DATAYOO (悠由數據應用股份有限公司) is a Taipei-based precision-agriculture SaaS company founded in 2019. Its flagship platform FarmiSpace combines satellite spectral data with proprietary AI algorithms to remotely monitor crop health, soil moisture and nitrogen, pest risk and yield without ground sensors, serving roughly 32 countries and 25,000+ users across Taiwan, Southeast Asia and Latin America.

Zhongke Yuandongli (中科原动力), incubated in 2019 at the Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, is a full-stack developer of agricultural field operation robots.

Series B · $14M · 2026-07

Vivent Biosignals (formerly Vivent SA / Vivent Sàrl), headquartered in Gland, Switzerland with a Dutch subsidiary in Zeist, uses plant biosensors and machine learning to decode plants' electrophysiological signals in real time, letting ag-input companies and growers detect crop stress, disease, pests and nutrient imbalance before visible symptoms appear (product brand: PhytlSigns). In February 2026 former Syngenta/BASF/UPL executive Fernando Derossi became global CEO, with co-founder Nigel Wallbridge as Executive Chairman.

Xfarm Technologies, founded in 2017 in Switzerland, provides software that helps farmers track field data, manage machinery, monitor crops, and optimize resources such as irrigation and fertilization.

Series C · $39M · 2024-10

Computomics is a 2012 spin-off from the Max Planck Institute for Biology and the University of Tübingen, headquartered in Tübingen, Germany, with a North American presence in Madison, Wisconsin and Davis, California since 2016. It trains machine learning models that combine genomic data with environmental variables such as temperature, rainfall and soil, plus field measurements, to predict how a given crop genotype will perform under specific conditions. The aim is to let breeders screen for heat and drought resilience before multi-year field trials return an answer. Its flagship is xSeedScore, a climate-smart breeding platform, alongside CropCompass, the BreedScope analytics platform, the Pantograph trait-discovery tool, the MORPHEUS microbiome offering and MEGAN7 metagenomics software. Customers are commercial breeders in field crops, forages, vegetables and specialty crops; the company says three of the world's four largest agriculture companies are clients, and that it has delivered more than 190 projects across 18 countries. Processing runs on German-hosted infrastructure.

Series B · 2026-08

Greeneye Technologies, founded in 2017 in Tel Aviv, Israel, specializes in AI-powered precision agriculture.

Undisclosed · $20M · 2024-04

SatSure, founded in 2017 in Bangalore, India, applies satellite imagery and AI to generate insights for the agriculture, insurance, and infrastructure sectors.

Undisclosed · $15M · 2023-09

Rize, founded in 2023 in Singapore, uses data analytics to help rice farmers implement sustainable agricultural practices.

Series A · $14M · 2024-05