Agritech Startup Otipy Banks on AI Prediction to Enhance Efficiency for Food Supply Chains
Farm-to-fork platforms are crucial in modern food supply chains for freshness, quality, farmer engagement, transparency, traceability, and accessibility, reports YourStory.
These platforms reduce environmental impact, promote local agriculture, and have quality control measures in place. They also provide market access to small farmers, contributing to rural development and bridging the urban-rural divide.
Varun Khurana founded Otipy in 2020 with a similar philosophy in mind, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and business intelligence.
Gurugram-based Otipy is a B2B2C community-based agritech platform, connecting consumers, resellers, and farmers to bring fresh produce to consumers’ doorstep within 12 hours. The startup employs an artificial intelligence (AI) model to anticipate demand and minimize food wastage.
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“We focus on direct procurement from farmers based on demand predictions. This eliminates intermediaries, ensuring fair payments and empowering the farming community,” says Khurana, CEO of Otipy, operated by Crofarm Agriproducts Pvt Ltd.
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