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Biodiversity, Sustainability & Biosecurity Solutions

Smart Agriculture & IoT Solutions

Connected hardware, software and AI models that monitor crops, automate irrigation and give early warning of weather, pests and disease across the whole growing cycle.

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Agricultural Drones

UAV patrols with visible, hyperspectral, multispectral, thermal and LiDAR sensors and AI analysis of emergence, growth, lodging, disease and yield.

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One platform from sowing to harvest

Smart agriculture links what happens in the field to the people who manage it. Each solution module combines four layers: hardware such as weather stations, sensors, traps, cameras, drones and robots; a software platform that gathers and visualises the data; AI models that forecast growth, water demand, pests and yield; and functional modules that turn insight into action, from automatic irrigation to targeted spraying. Ministries of agriculture, research centres, seed and breeding stations, large farms, greenhouse operators and agricultural investment companies use these systems to raise yield and quality, save water and fertilizer, reduce pesticide use and lower labour costs. ASFAN supplies, installs, integrates and supports complete smart farming systems and helps choose the modules that fit each crop and site.

ASFAN supplies, installs and supports smart agriculture and IoT systems for farms, greenhouses, research stations and agricultural authorities across Saudi Arabia.

Smart Agriculture Solution Modules

Early warning of environmental disasters

Field weather data and forecasting models warn of frost, heat, drought and storms in time to protect crops, irrigate ahead of heat waves or cover sensitive plants.

Less water, fertilizer and pesticide

Fertigation driven by soil moisture and crop demand, plus pest forecasting that targets spraying, cut the inputs used per hectare without sacrificing yield.

Higher yield and better quality

Growth models, drone and camera analysis show which zones need attention, so crops are managed field by field instead of with one rule for the whole farm.

Lower labour and management costs

Automated control, remote operation, robots and digital records reduce routine field visits and paperwork, letting a small team manage large areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we have to buy every module at once?

No. The system is modular. Most projects start with the two core modules, environmental monitoring and integrated water and fertilizer management, and add pest forecasting, cameras, drones, AR glasses, robots or farm management later on the same platform.

Does it work for both open fields and greenhouses?

Yes. There are standard configurations for open-field farming and for greenhouses, and each can be adapted to the crop, the field size and the available infrastructure.

What connectivity is needed in the field?

Stations and sensors send data over the mobile network or a farm wireless network to the cloud platform. Large sites such as research stations can also use fibre-optic backbones. ASFAN surveys the site and recommends the right approach.

Can the data be viewed on a phone?

Yes. The platforms run in a web browser and on mobile devices, so managers can follow conditions, receive alerts and operate equipment remotely.

Plan your smart farm

Tell us your crops, area and goals. ASFAN will recommend the right combination of modules and prepare a proposal.

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