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Revitalising The Economy Through Agriculture

Afif Badhrulhisham, Head Of Business Development, SAT.Asia

03-Mar-22 11:00

Revitalising The Economy Through Agriculture

SAT.Asia, believes in making improvements to the working conditions and operations of farmers through the use of tech-driven solutions. While we may have witnessed a surge in the adoption of digital technologies and solutions over the last 2 years, Malaysia’s agriculture scene has been relatively slow on the uptake. By leveraging state-of-the-art IoT technology, SAT.Asia’s tools provide farmers and plantation owners with the most in-depth and comprehensive information on crop management. Can tech really help our gardens grow?

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  business analysis,  entrepreneurship,  SME,  tech,  science,  food,  trends and forecasts

Tags:  agrotech,  crop management,  digital farm management,  iot,  drones, 


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