Kuala Lumpur
Field operations and customer engagement
EarthSense is a university field-robotics lab turned company. We build robots and AI that work where GPS doesn't: under canopy, offline, on machines a grower can afford. And we stay through the season to keep them working.
The core methods were peer-reviewed at the field's leading venues, won best-paper recognition, and were funded through competitive federal science programs. The sequence has stayed the same: publication, then patent, then product in the field.
The people who wrote the papers filed the patents and ship the product. When something needs fixing on your estate, the person who designed it is reachable.
Robots in the field need people near the field. Our teams work where our customers do, in season, not on quarterly visits.
Field operations and customer engagement
Hardware and mechatronics
AI and platform engineering
Commercial
For two years we ran a closed beta with one of the world's largest sustainable palm oil producers, building the systems to apply fertilizer precisely and report the data accurately, through monsoon and dry seasons, on slope and peat.
Those systems are now open: Fertilizing-as-a-Service pilots for palm estates, and founding SmartSpray kits for grape growers in Nashik.
We ask estates to let us record every pass. Those records, the coverage maps, dosing logs, and palm census, belong to the estate. We use them to run and improve your operation, and they export in the formats your buyers and auditors ask for.
Palm estates start with a Fertilizing-as-a-Service pilot. Orchard and vineyard growers reserve a founding SmartSpray kit.