GroundEye Soy marks a significant milestone in Brazilian agribusiness history by becoming the world’s first system capable of automatically classifying soybeans. This innovative technology revolutionizes the classification process, bringing speed, precision, standardization, and transparency to negotiations.

The system harnesses powerful artificial intelligences developed over years of collecting images of soybeans from across the national territory. It adheres to the Brazilian Normative Instruction 11/2007, which regulates the soybean classification process in Brazil (and will evolve with new regulations).

Key features of GroundEye Soy include:

• High-resolution cameras: captures detailed images of soybeans in high resolution, taking both top and bottom views of the samples;
• Intelligent software: analyzes captured images and classifies the grains according to predefined parameters using artificial intelligence and computer vision;

The future of soybean grain classification:

GroundEye Soy represents a significant technological leap in soybean grain classification, paving the way for a more efficient, transparent, and secure future for Brazilian agribusiness. The technology has the potential to revolutionize the sector, boosting the productivity, quality, and competitiveness of Brazilian soybeans in the international market.