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About SkyBugs

SkyBugs is a yield forecasting software from Aerobotics that helps fruit growers, packers, and marketers forecast yields using accurate size, color, and quality measurements from smartphone imagery. It combines smartphone imagery analysis, yield prediction algorithms, and real-time data reporting so growers can make informed decisions. This software enables users to access critical information about crop quality and expected yields directly from their mobile devices. SkyBugs supports dynamic reporting and integrates smoothly with existing agricultural practices. Key capabilities: smartphone imagery analysis yield prediction algorithms real-time data reporting crop quality assessment user-friendly interface Best for: fruit growers and agricultural professionals that need accurate and accessible yield forecasts.

SkyBugs Details

Vendor
Aerobotics
Year Launched
2014
Location
16 Napier St, Cape Town, Western Cape 8001, ZA
Deployment
Training Options
Countries Served
ALL COUNTRIES
Languages
ENGLISH
Users
Farmers, agronomists, farm managers, crop consultants, agricultural operations teams.
Industries Served
Agriculture, agribusiness, crop production, precision farming.
Tags
Pest control

SkyBugs's In-App Market Place

Does SkyBugs have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

1

Mini Apps

N.A

Pricing Options

Free trial
Free version
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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD

Pros & Cons

  • Drone release is significantly faster than traditional manual insect hanging methods.
  • Biological pest control reduces the need for harmful chemical pesticide applications.
  • Precise distribution improves overall fruit quality and increases total packout yields.
  • Digital monitoring tools help farmers catch pest infestations at an early stage.
  • The system reaches difficult terrains that are inaccessible to ground machinery.
  • This service is currently only available for farmers in South Africa.
  • The technology is not designed for very small or subsistence farms.
  • Operational success depends heavily on favorable weather conditions for flying drones.
  • Farmers must rely on the availability of local drone pilot networks.
  • The initial investment in drone technology can be high for some users.

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