India: How Remote Sensing, Satellite Data Are Helping Distressed farmers
Agri-tech startup RMSI Cropalytics executes satellite-based crop health tracking and yield estimation for several districts in India, writes Sudipta Dev at Express Computer. Roli Jindal, Co-founder, RMSI Cropalytics, shares how they are deploying deep technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and big data analytics to combat many complex challenges of the agricultural sector.
Can you share with us a brief background of your agri-tech startup? What have been your key milestones/ achievements since inception?
RMSI Cropalytics is an agri-tech start-up that focuses on agricultural data analytics.
RMSI Cropalytics was incorporated to address the emerging need arising from the rapid growth of institutional financing of the agriculture sector through crop loans and crop risk financing (insurance), which requires comprehensive and well-organised data and analytics.
Headquartered in Noida (India), the company has its operations spread across all states. We combine advanced modeling, machine learning, and crop and meteorological domain expertise to provide solutions to decision-makers in government, crop insurance, agriculture input sector, banking, commodity trading and social sector.
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