Gardin Sensor & Analytics
Gardin is a UK based, VC-backed startup on a mission to create a more nutritious and sustainable world. We have developed optical remote sensing technology and analytics to measure plant physiology so food producers can grow higher quality produce at lower costs & reduced waste. Gardin’s tools and technologies will empower food producers to grow superior yields with the highest nutritional density; optimally, sustainably and affordably.
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23/05/2023
Gardin and Enza Zaden strengthen relationship
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Understanding how crops respond to environmental stress is crucial to developing high performance varieties and growing crops profitably. No one knows this better than at Enza Zaden, who constantly strive to produce resilient varieties at scale for growers all over the world.
Gardin is thrilled to announce that, after the completion of a successful trial in September 2022, Enza Zaden has the intention to expand our collaboration across their facilities in the Netherlands and Spain in 2023.
Gardin is thrilled to announce that, after the completion of a successful trial in September 2022, Enza Zaden has the intention to expand our collaboration across their facilities in the Netherlands and Spain in 2023.
1/02/2023
Gardin and Boxford Farms Partner to Improve Commercial Glasshouse Crop Performance
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Glasshouse Innovation
Gardin has partnered with Boxford Farms to showcase its innovative technology that helps commercial glasshouse growers monitor their crop's health, reduce variance across the farm and increase yield.
As part of their ongoing partnership, Gardin and Boxford Farms have collaborated to monitor the health of commercially grown strawberry plants using Gardin's innovative technology, demonstrating it’s potential to drive performance improvements for glasshouse growers.
Gardin has partnered with Boxford Farms to showcase its innovative technology that helps commercial glasshouse growers monitor their crop's health, reduce variance across the farm and increase yield.
As part of their ongoing partnership, Gardin and Boxford Farms have collaborated to monitor the health of commercially grown strawberry plants using Gardin's innovative technology, demonstrating it’s potential to drive performance improvements for glasshouse growers.
2/09/2022
BBC News
BBC Click's Laura Goodwin reports
"We talk to plants - they tell us how happy they are", Gardin.
Vertical farming - growing plants indoors, on stacked levels, in a highly controlled environment - allows higher yields.
And now, the Gardin company hopes to further improve productivity, using sensors and artificial intelligence to assess individual leaves and suggest changes to each plant's environment.
Vertical farming - growing plants indoors, on stacked levels, in a highly controlled environment - allows higher yields.
And now, the Gardin company hopes to further improve productivity, using sensors and artificial intelligence to assess individual leaves and suggest changes to each plant's environment.
New products
Products
The Gardin Sensor
A snapshot of our sensor - image & spec.
A snapshot of our sensor - image & spec.
This sensor, developed by Gardin, uses high throughput measurements to enable large scale monitoring of plant health, enabling an 'Early Warning System'.
Gardin’s analytics alert growers to any issues such as drought, disease and heat stress within hours.
Gardin’s analytics alert growers to any issues such as drought, disease and heat stress within hours.
The Gardin Platform
Real-time Response Agriculture
Real-time Response Agriculture
The Gardin Platform is a cloud-based crop intelligence system with high-tech optical sensors. Gardin measures plant physiology in real time using chlorophyll fluorescence, generating performance alerts and growth insights days before other technologies.?
Growers can adjust the environment to the precise needs of the plants throughout the growth cycle to increase yield, reduce crop variability and lower costs.
Growers can adjust the environment to the precise needs of the plants throughout the growth cycle to increase yield, reduce crop variability and lower costs.