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SysAgria Blog – Precision Agriculture and Technology
Articles, news and insights on precision agriculture, crop monitoring, agricultural sensors, research and SysAgria projects.


Innovation and Applied Research: Syswin Solutions at SIITME 2026
Syswin Solutions participated in the 32nd IEEE International Symposium for Design and Technology in Electronic Packaging (SIITME 2026), held from October 28 to 31, 2026, in Târgoviște, Romania, and hosted by Valahia University of Târgoviște. The event brought together researchers, academics, and electronics industry professionals, providing a platform for sharing scientific findings, exchanging knowledge, and exploring new directions in technological development. Research int
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Nov 42 min read


IoT as Operational Infrastructure: From Data to Automated Decisions
The real value of IoT is highly concrete and measurable — reducing operational costs, increasing efficiency, enabling real-time control, and supporting decisions based on data rather than estimations, Hannelore Valkanov, Managing Director of Syswin Solutions, told us. “In regulated industries, compliance becomes an additional critical component, where it is essential not only to declare what you do, but to be able to prove it,” she stated. According to Mrs. Valkanov, Syswin S
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May 85 min read


SysTracking – Global Asset Tracking with Intelligent Connectivity
In modern operations, where assets move between locations, warehouses, or even across countries, real-time visibility is no longer optional — it is essential. Without clear control over the position and status of assets, delays, losses, and audit challenges quickly appear. SysTracking addresses these challenges through a complete asset tracking solution that combines high-precision GPS geolocation with an intelligent connectivity mechanism. The system is designed to operate r
SysAgria
May 41 min read


Transforming Agriculture Through Technology
In the age of modern technology, we face several unique opportunities that can help us better manage our work in agriculture. Today, I'd like to talk about the potential of weather stations and sensors that measure nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK) levels in our soil. Accuracy - Modern weather stations and NPK sensors give us accurate and early data. This means we can make accurate predictions and timely decisions, avoiding wasted resources and optimizing returns. Effi
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Jun 5, 20231 min read
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