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14M Latin American smallholders lack precision ag. Existing tech requires expensive hardware or GIS skills—none of which fit their reality. We change that by turning satellite data and GenAI into actionable insights delivered via WhatsApp. No apps, no new hardware; just high-tech farming.
We combine ESA Sentinels, Google Earth Engine, and Gemini AI into one seamless brain.
We merge Optical (Sentinel-2) and Radar (Sentinel-1) imagery to see through clouds. No blind spots, ever.
Detect mid-season dry spell stress weeks before visible signs. Optimize irrigation schedules.
Get spray windows, irrigation outlook, and frost/heat alerts. Plan fieldwork around the forecast.
Automatic flood detection and erosion risk modeling using terrain slope analysis.
Don't walk the whole field. We generate zoning heatmaps so you know exactly where to inspect.
Validate satellite findings on the ground. Upload photos to take a closer look at potential field anomalies.
Plants talk to us through light. We decode the signal.
This layer acts as a continuous health check, tracking how much "green power" a crop has throughout the season.
What is measured: The system uses NDVI (and
RVI during cloudy periods) to monitor how plants absorb and reflect light for growth.
How it works: Healthy plants reflect a specific type of light that
is invisible to the human eye. Satellites capture this data and convert it into a
color-coded health map.
The Actionable Insight: By identifying
"lazy" spots weeks before plants physically turn yellow, the system allows for mid-season
fertilizer adjustments. This ensures nutrients go exactly where they are needed most to
protect final yields.
Standard maps often only see the top layer of a field. This index "peers" deeper into the crop to find issues hidden within the leaves.
What is measured: The system utilizes the
NDRE (Red Edge) index, a specific wavelength that can penetrate thick, dense foliage.
How it works: When crops like corn or wheat reach peak growth,
standard sensors often become "blinded" by the top leaves. NDRE penetrates the upper canopy
to check the chlorophyll and Nitrogen levels in the middle and lower sections.
The Actionable Insight: It catches Nitrogen deficiencies or fungal
outbreaks while they are still small and localized. This enables precision spot-spraying,
which significantly reduces chemical costs compared to treating an entire field.
By the time a plant visibly wilts, it has already lost potential yield. This tool identifies thirst at the cellular level.
What is measured: The system uses NDWI to
track moisture inside the leaf, and VV Backscatter (Radar) to detect soil saturation—even
through heavy cloud cover.
How it works: Infrared and radar signals
"feel" the actual water content in both the plants and the ground, providing a clear picture
of hydration regardless of the weather.
The Actionable Insight: The
data reveals when a crop is stressed before it looks dry. This allows for perfectly timed
irrigation or the identification of clogged drainage tiles that may be causing root rot in
flooded zones.
Topsoil is a farm's most valuable asset. This tool helps prevent permanent land degradation before it starts.
What is measured: Using the RUSLE model, the
system analyzes terrain slope, the amount of foliage covering the soil, and local rainfall
intensity.
How it works: By combining a 3D model of the land with
weather data, the system predicts exactly where water will flow fastest and where soil is
most likely to wash away.
The Actionable Insight: By highlighting
high-risk "danger zones," the system shows exactly where to plant cover crops or install
physical barriers. This keeps nutrients and soil in the field and out of local waterways.
We compare satellite images week by week and alert you if your crop health suddenly drops.
We don't just look at the past few months. We compare the average with the same month for the past 5 years for a true long-term comparison.
We will continuously spot for particular hotspots in your field to detect localized infestations or erosion early on.
No apps to download. No complex GIS coordinates. Register your field in seconds through a simple chat interaction.
Detect "Mid-summer dry spell" stress up to 2 weeks sooner than the human eye.
Identify Rust and fungus hotspots using proprietary Red-Edge indices.
Monitor crop development using 5-year historical benchmarks.
A quick product walkthrough of our WhatsApp-first farming intelligence demo.
Technology should not leave the small farmer behind.
Over 14 million smallholder farmers across Latin America lack access to precision agriculture. Existing solutions demand expensive hardware, GIS expertise, or dedicated apps — none of which match the reality of a farmer with a basic smartphone and a WhatsApp account.
Arandu delivers satellite-powered agronomic intelligence directly through WhatsApp. Farmers register their fields by simply sharing a location pin; our AI automatically detects field boundaries and begins monitoring. From that moment, they receive actionable insights derived from ESA Copernicus satellite data — fusing optical and radar imagery to ensure reliable, cloud-free analysis even in tropical climates.
Through a natural-language conversation, farmers can check crop health, monitor water stress, assess erosion and flood risk, and receive weather-based recommendations for spraying, irrigation, and frost protection. Photo uploads enable AI-driven disease identification on the spot. The platform supports seven languages, including Quechua, Guarani, Spanish, and Portuguese for multilingual agricultural teams across Latin America.
Making European space infrastructure operationally accessible to users who have never heard of remote sensing. No installation, no training, no complexity — just a WhatsApp message away.
Arandu was born from a simple belief: Technology should not leave the small farmer behind.
Headquartered in Zurich, built for the realities of Latin American agriculture. We bridge the gap between advanced agronomic precision tools and the everyday reality of the producer.
Arandu
/ah-rahn-DOO/
The wisdom of the sky. Derived from ara (sky/time) and ndu (to perceive). In Guaraní culture, Arandu is the ability to listen to nature's rhythms to make sound, harmonious decisions.
Arandu AI bridges this ancient insight with modern satellite technology, bringing the \"vision of the sky\" directly to the palms of smallholders.