Frequently asked questions
Smart irrigation is an advanced irrigation system that uses technology such as sensors, weather data, and automation to optimize water usage for agricultural fields, gardens, or landscapes. Unlike traditional irrigation systems that run on fixed schedules, smart irrigation adjusts watering based on real-time environmental conditions like soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and rainfall.
Carbon credits are tradable permits that allow companies or individuals to offset their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Each carbon credit represents one metric ton of COâ‚‚ (or its equivalent in other GHGs) removed or reduced from the atmosphere. 1. Generate Carbon Credits
You can earn carbon credits if your business engages in activities that reduce carbon emissions, such as:
Renewable Energy Projects – Solar, wind, or hydroelectric power generation.
Energy Efficiency Improvements – Reducing industrial energy consumption.
Reforestation & Afforestation – Planting trees to absorb CO₂.
Carbon Capture & Storage – Technologies that remove CO₂ from the air.
Waste Management & Recycling – Methane capture from landfills.
2. Certify Carbon Credits
Since your company operates under ISO 17020 (which deals with inspection bodies), you might be able to audit, verify, or certify carbon credit projects to ensure they meet international standards like:
Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) – Verra
Gold Standard
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
Global Carbon Council (GCC)
Producer can take their production yields to a new level with our technology by keeping their plants healthy through image recognition technology for disease detection and providing complete details of your plant’s health. Crop image is captured and then it reaches our Artificial intelligence-based algorithm. Crop disease name, Cause of disease, and Chemical and biological treatments is displayed to the user. Chemical and biological treatment involve detailed information so that farmers can have the proper information to use it in real-time.