See the pest, or the disease, before it spreads.
SoilBotix places small camera traps inside your polyhouse that watch for pests and early signs of crop disease around the clock, and send an alert in minutes — not after the damage is already done.
Polyhouse crops fail quietly, until they don't.
Inside a polyhouse, warm and humid air is ideal for whiteflies, thrips, and mites to build up fast — and for fungal disease like blight and powdery mildew to take hold. By the time a grower spots the damage on a walk-through, it's usually already past the point of easy control — and the usual fix is to spray more, more often, on a guess.
Too late to catch
Manual scouting happens a few times a week at best. Pest populations can double well before the next walk-through.
Guesswork spraying
Without knowing exactly which pest and how many, growers tend to spray on a schedule, wasting input cost and cutting into margins.
No early record
There's no running history of pest pressure per zone, so patterns that repeat season after season go unnoticed.
From first sighting to farmer alert, in four steps
A small sensor network does the watching. You only hear from it when action is needed.
Trap & capture
A low-power camera near a pheromone lure photographs the trap area at set intervals.
Identify on-device
An onboard AI model recognizes the pest species and counts them, right at the sensor.
Send only what matters
A compact alert — not a full image — travels over a low-power network to the dashboard.
Act with confidence
You get a message naming the pest, the zone, and the risk level — in time to act.
Watch a node scan a row
An animated preview of how one trap node moves along a polyhouse row, pulsing when it finds a pest or an early disease symptom on nearby plants.
Run a pilot in your polyhouse this season
We're onboarding early growers in Rajasthan for our first deployment cycle.
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