Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in April 2016 by Yehonatan Ben Hamozeg and Bentsi Ben-Atar, Agrint operates with 11–50 employees. The company has raised $3.15 million across five funding rounds from three investors. Agrint secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority in January 2019 to support its innovative agricultural technology.
Business overview
Agrint develops advanced sensing technology for the early detection of pest infestations in trees. Its core IoTree technology utilizes durable, energy-efficient sensors to identify pest activity, such as the red palm weevil larvae, regardless of tree size or larvae stage. The system is designed to filter out false alarms and continuously transmits infestation data to the Agrint platform, enabling trend analysis of pest behavioral patterns. The company serves the agriculture industry, focusing on plant protection and smart farming solutions within the Agriculture & Food Technologies sector.
Strategic signal
In March 2020, Agrint's focus on precision agriculture was highlighted, underscoring the growing industry trend towards data-driven farming solutions. This signals to investors the company's alignment with a critical and expanding market need for efficient and targeted agricultural practices, validating its strategic direction in leveraging IoT for pest management.
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- When was Agrint founded and by whom?
- Agrint was founded in April 2016 by Yehonatan Ben Hamozeg and Bentsi Ben-Atar.
- What is Agrint's core technology?
- Agrint's core technology is IoTree, a sensing solution designed for the early detection of pest activity in trees, such as the red palm weevil, by using highly sensitive sensors that transmit data to a central platform.
- How much capital has Agrint raised to date?
- Agrint has raised a total of $3.15 million across five funding rounds.
- Which organization provided a grant to Agrint?
- In January 2019, Agrint received a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority to further its innovative agricultural solutions.
- What is the primary focus of Agrint's pest detection efforts?
- Agrint has adapted its sensor technology to specifically detect the red palm weevil, an insect known for causing significant damage to palm trees globally.