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Our engineers are constantly improving and developing this technology, leading to efficiency improvements in vertical farming. This makes our sustainable farming process scalable so we in time can fulfil our vision of making a healthier produce accessible to everyone.
Seasony is a startup specializing in robotic solutions for vertical farming. We dream of contributing to a more local and healthier food production. We believe that smart and modular automation of vertical farming will enable us to support a scalable and sustainable development of healthy food production.
We envision a future with large indoor farms providing healthy food for big cities around the world. We have automation and robotics at heart and believe technology will provide solutions to a food production system in distress.
Vertical farming holds great potential to revolutionize our food industry. Less land use, stable yield, local production, less transportation and less water are just some of the benefits that this technology offers. But on a small scale, vertical farming risks being less climate friendly and more resource-intensive than conventional farming. So to fully realize the potentials, the production must be profitable and adaptable so it can become a scalable solution for bettering the food industry’s impact on our planet. Our technology is designed for this very purpose. By automating the production with robotics and remote monitoring, we can lower labour costs and offer solutions for food producers that is economically viable and environmentally sustainable.
EXISTING HIGH LABOR COSTS WITHIN VERTICAL FARMING
Vertical farming can provide fresh and sustainable produce closer to the consumer. However the industry profitability is consumed by the high labor costs. With our robotics solution, we can improve the business case for vertical farming.
SEASONY DEVELOPS AN AMMR SOLUTION, THAT MINIMIZES HRD LABOR TASKS
Our Robot “Watney” is able to dynamically create it’s own efficient pathways from Point A to Point B. This flexibility means that Watney can perform new tasks with relative ease, compared to hard automation technologies which typically require more time and effort to reprogram.
WATNEY IS AGILE AND CAN MOVE FREELY WITHIN THE VERTICAL FARM SPACE
Our Robot enables easy automation of labor processes. The first version of Watney will be a nimble and highly maneuverable robot and will move and transport plant trays in the various stages of growth in a vertical farm. Our robot alleviates logistics issues in vertical farming by autonomously moving around the plants.
INTELLIGENT PLANT MONITORING
Additionally Watney is loaded with a camera to capture image data to send back to the farm management software for further analysis.
AUTOMATED DATA COLLECTION ON OPERATIONS AND GROW PARAMETERS
Our robot allows for easy integration with new modules from third party developers to enable full automation in multiple different settings, along with more data collection.
Seasony develops an AMMR solution,
that minimizes hard labor tasks
Our Robot “Watney” is able to dynamically create it’s own efficient pathways from Point A to Point B. This flexibility means that Watney can perform new tasks with relative ease, compared to hard automation technologies which typically require more time and effort to reprogram.
Watney is agile and can move freely within the vertical farm space
Our Robot enables easy automation of labor processes. The first version of Watney will be a nimble and highly maneuverable robot and will move and transport plant trays in the various stages of growth in a vertical farm. Our robot alleviates logistics issues in vertical farming by autonomously moving around the plants.
Intelligent plant monitoring Additionally Watney is loaded with a camera to capture image data to send back to the farm management software for further analysis.
Automated data collection on operations and grow parameters
Our robot allows for easy integration with new modules from third party developers to enable full automation in multiple different settings, along with more data collection.
In 2050, the world population will have reached 9 billion people. Vertical farming uses much less space than both conventional and greenhouse farming. By converting some of our conventional food production to vertical farming, Nature can take back some of her lands.
In 2050, the world population will have reached 9 billion people. Vertical farming uses much less space than both conventional and greenhouse farming. By converting some of our conventional food production to vertical farming, Nature can take back some of her lands.
Indoor vertical farming reduces the cultivation’s dependency on the weather. Looking into a future with more irregular rainfall and more drought, vertical farming offers a potential solution to a more stable food supply.
Vertical farming use 90% less water than conventional agriculture. Today’s conventional agriculture is responsible for 70% of global freshwater consumption. Our production demands minimum transportation and runs solely on solar energy, which leave very little CO2 emission.
With more people living in city areas, the need for local supplies is still more vital. Producing food closer to consumers shortens the gap between point of production and point of consumption. Without using soil or pesticides and by reducing the amount of time vegetables are in storage, we keep the produce fresh, full of vitamins and ready to use.
Three friends, three dreamers, three entrepreneurs. Servet (CTO), Christopher (CEO) and Erkan (COO) met in school when they were 10 years old and their friendship has lasted since then. The seed of the idea behind seasony was planted in 2017 at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Skylab), when Servet, Christopher and Erkan started developing new aerospace technologies with the goal of potentially growing vegetables on other planets. Their idea consisted in enable an indoor vertical farm on a large based on high-tech solutions. The project developed into the innovative startup seasony in 2019. Today the focus is on developing smart robotics solutions that will take vertical farming to the next step.
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Mamoun Gharbi
Robotics Developer
Vaidaras Pranskaitis
Software Developer
José Maria Garrachón Ruiz
Robotics Developer
