For a single crop, it is recommended that a SysAgria system be placed at a minimum of 350 ha of large crop, 10 ha of fruit / viticulture (depending on the relief), 5 ha of vegetable growing. For measuring humidity / temperature and NPK in the soil, it is recommended to install wireless sensors with the highest possible density for maximum accuracy.

SysAgria can be installed in any type of crop and regardless of the terrain.

Currently only the version for Greenhouses and Solariums; the field version is installed by the Syswin team with the help of the farmer for the installation of the pole and the anchoring system.

The data is displayed on the platform immediately after the hardware is installed.

Yes. The data is kept in the user's account for the entire duration of the license.

The disease risk warning starts as soon as the necessary parameters are measured.

At least 3 SysAgria systems are required to be able to interpolate the data and generate interpolated maps for relevant and useful parameters. The interpolation accuracy increases with the increasing number of systems in the network. The density of the measuring points can be increased with the help of multilevel and NPK wireless temperature / humidity sensors.

The purpose of spatial interpolation is to extend known measurements to areas where no measurements were made, using inverse distance weighting (IDW), where the value of the parameter measured by each neighboring station relative to the X0 central location is determined by the distance between the neighboring station and X0.

Yes, updates are accessible depending on the user's active license.