SWAT CAM

CAPTURE, ASSESS, AND EXPAND YOUR UNDERSTANDING

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The SWAT CAM is mounted to a sprayer (one SWAT CAM on each boom) and captures images every 50 to70 feet. These images are automatically uploaded to SWAT RECORDS where our software separately assesses the crop versus weed leaf area. From this assessment, you’ll receive an auto-generated ‘Crop and Weed Map’ summarizing your crop and weed data by SWAT zone.

SWAT CAM is revolutionizing crop monitoring by replacing labour intensive and biased tasks with an automated image capture system and predictive models. Check out our short video to see this system at work.

The Benefits of SWAT CAM

Unpack everything that SWAT CAM brings to your operation

Instantly access thousands of plant level images for every crop, field, and zone across your farm
No additional labour required to run the SWAT CAM
Your crop and weed data are presented separately, unlike with satellite imagery
View early-stage crop establishment before satellite imagery can detect vegetation
Avoid cloud cover issues when capturing images
Easily evaluate your crop establishment and weed pressure by SWAT zone
Establish and understand long-term crop and weed growth trends by SWAT zone
Use your weed maps for variable rate herbicide applications
Better predict plant growth regulator (PGR) needs to guide variable rate applications
Extend your scouting reach and scout your fields from anywhere in the world
Access a permanent digital record of crop and weeds at time of sprayer pass for product performance inquiries or insurance claims
Gain a better understanding of crop establishment by linking it to your SWAT MAPS

Plant Stand Count

Take the manual process of plant stand counting and automate it! The high resolution plant stand count map can be used for data analytics to establish relationships between SWAT zones, in-season growth and yield evaluation.

How It Works

The machine learning model within SWAT CAM analyzes each image and calculates individual plants per acre or per square foot, as well as the average measurements of plant spacing. The tool is available for corn, soybean, canola, and potatoes.