VetorGEO, founded in 2015, is a Brazilian company with Israeli participation that focuses on developing technologies for digital precision agriculture, providing solutions for agricultural diagnosis. They specialize in creating sensors and algorithms for aerial monitoring of crops, using drones with multispectral sensors to detect plant diseases, pest infestations, nutritional deficiencies, and other issues. VetorGEO partners with universities like USP and UNESP in Brazil, and Agrowing, an Israeli company, to improve their technologies and conduct research. Their solutions are used for a variety of applications, including detecting HLB (Huanglongbing) in citrus, counting plants and fruits, and identifying invasive plants.
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VetorGEO is a Brazilian startup focused on Agriculture 4.0 solutions that is collaborating with São Paulo State University (UNESP).
Bayer Crop Science LATAM selected VetorGEO from a pool of 150 companies for a project in which VetorGEO will begin research in January 2021 to explore the effectiveness of the VetorGEO/Agrowing multispectral solution across different crops.
VetorGEO’s research team has been developing a detection method that uses Agrowing’s high-resolution multispectral sensors with 4 and 10 spectral bands.