The amount of weather data available both publicly and privately is abundant, and one firm is working to make sense of it all to benefit agriculture. ClimateAi is a startup that’s using artificial intelligence to maximize weather information in new ways.
“We are on a mission to climate-proof half a billion acres around the world,” says Himanshu Gupta, founder and CEO at ClimateAi. “What we do is forecast the risk of extreme weather going beyond two weeks.”
He explains that the severe weather could be a flood, heat wave or wildfire, and the platform shows how that might impact a particular farm or area. “When we do that, we can generate agronomic analysis and actionable insights that farmers or the community in that food and agriculture value chain can take,” he explains.
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