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📅 March 19, 2026 🔸BRANDSIT🔸latest article!

“The ICT sector already accounts for 5–9% of global electricity consumption (…) It is crucial to distinguish between two concepts: Green AI and AI for Green. The latter refers to the use of AI as a tool to repair the world…”

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📅 March 5, 2026 🔸 My Company Poland

“Polish technology will support farmers in the fight against drought—billions in losses and a technological response.”

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📅 February 26, 2026 🔸 Polish Agency for Enterprise Development

“Less pesticides, water, and energy – a Polish startup is developing crop monitoring technology (…). The second is the use of AI as a tool to fix the world. A Polish startup has developed technology that allows for a reduction in water and electricity consumption by up to 20 percent, and additionally reduces the amount of pesticides used in agriculture.”

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📅 November 18, 2025 🔸 parp_partnerwsukcesie

“Lublin is driving ideas forward! Today we visited one of the Startup Platforms implementing a project under the European Funds for Eastern Poland.”

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📅 August 27, 2025 🔸 Kulczyk Investments SA – InCredibles

“InCredibles Questionnaire. He turned his passion for plants into the technology of the future. He believes that everyone—from balcony gardeners to large agricultural enterprises—can grow crops in a healthier, smarter way that benefits the planet.”

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📅 May 7, 2025 🔸 Kulczyk Investments SA – InCredibles

“Agri4Zero P.S.A., winner of MeetupDay (…) received an invitation to the 9th edition of Sebastian Kulczyk’s mentoring program.”

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📅 September 12, 2024 🔸 DBR77 – Industrial Intelligence

“Presentation as part of the “Future Makers” competition – AGRI4ZERO at Poland’s largest Tech Stage.”

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Artykuł A new article about Planter has appeared online pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

• Project Name: Planter – an IoT-based system in the Agriculture 4.0 framework for spatial monitoring and mapping of crop parameters.
• Program: European Funds for Eastern Poland 2021–2027 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Measure: FEPW.01.01 Startup Platforms for New Ideas Component IIa – support for the development of startup business activities.
• Total Project Value: 689,794.00 PLN
• Total value of eligible project expenses: PLN 646,600.00
• Grant: PLN 549,610.00
• Implementation period: 12/01/2025 – 11/30/2026

How did we secure this funding?

At the turn of 2024–2025, we participated in the “Eastern Business Accelerator 2” startup platform. Only ideas that successfully completed the one-year incubation process were eligible to apply for funding— our product ranked among the top startups.

Completing the incubation process paved the way for us to submit an application under Component IIa and secure the funding.

What will we use the funding for?

We are continuing development work and testing of the hardware platform, sensors, and software. We are developing, among other things, wireless measurement arrays with LoRa connectivity, solar panel power supply, an edge computing approach (where some calculations are performed locally—without the need for internet access), and spatial data visualization.

What does this mean for Planter users?

Planter will begin operations in greenhouses, fields, and gardens! It will monitor environmental parameters and help optimize crops (greenhouses, polytunnels, vertical farms, and home gardens).

We aim to use precise sensors to reduce losses and manage crops “data-driven,” including through real-time monitoring and targeted alerts. By optimizing processes (e.g., watering, ventilation, and lighting), the system has the potential to deliver up to 20% savings in water and electricity and significantly reduce the use of agricultural chemicals.

Artykuł Planter System has secured funding for technology development pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

Hi! We’ve been working with technology, agriculture, and how one can support the other for quite some time now. This has led to a lot of questions, sometimes surprising conclusions, and ideas that we want to share. On LinkedIn, we’ll be posting our insights, finished products, but also rough drafts of solutions—and sometimes the mistakes that help us move forward. We invite you to join the conversation and share your experiences—let’s connect on our LinkedIn profile:

👉 Agri4Zero – LinkedIn

On our profile, you’ll find our first post—featuring a few fun facts and a behind-the-scenes look at the team’s work in an interview with Sebastian Kulczyk’s InCredibles program:

👉 Interview with Artur Dobrzyński for InCredibles

We invite you to follow us if you’re interested in the combination of technology, plants, and a bit of unconventional thinking.

Artykuł An interview with the founder and our LinkedIn profile pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

In a 5-minute pitch deck, we told the jury how Planter is changing the approach to both hobbyist plant cultivation and advanced monitoring of conditions in greenhouses, polytunnels, and vertical farms. We explained that it’s possible to do this better—thanks to the Planter hardware platform: satellites and solar-powered sensors, LoRa connectivity, and a simple Plug & Play design.

Planter is no longer just an idea—it’s a practical solution to the needs of modern agriculture and gardening. It’s a product that makes it easier to get back to your roots.

Thank you to the Eastern Business Accelerator team for the invitation and for organizing such a great event ! 

In the meantime, we’re getting back to work on Planter—the growing season is ahead of us 🌱

Artykuł Success! Planter Wins the MeetUp Day Contest with Incredibles pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

What was the incubation program?

PPNT WAB2 is a program supporting the development of innovative projects, particularly those based on new technologies that have real-world applications in the economy. For several months, we worked intensively on optimizing our measurement technologies, business model, and pilot implementation.

Key takeaways and improvements

During the incubation, we focused on:

• Technology testing – we tested the performance of our measurement arrays and the LoRa communication system under real-world conditions.
• Competitive analysis – we compared our solution with existing environmental monitoring systems on the market, which allowed us to better define its unique features.
• Business model validation – through consultations with leading experts, business angels, and technology brokers, we refined the implementation strategy for the Planter System, taking into account the needs of various user groups.
• Integration with existing solutions – we developed our system’s interoperability with other technologies used in precision agriculture.

What’s next?

The completion of the incubation phase marks a step toward the next stage for us, where we will focus on securing funding, conducting implementation tests, and adapting the system to real-world conditions. We also have further research and development ahead of us regarding functionalities related to data analysis and the prediction of stress conditions for plants.

We have received recommendations and the green light to launch in Component IIa—we are applying for a substantial grant of 600,000 PLN.

We would like to thank the PPNT WAB2 team , especially Tomek 🙌🏼, for their substantive support, and everyone who contributed to this stage of our project. The coming months will have a major impact on the future of the Planter System ecosystem.

Artykuł Success! We’ve completed the WAB2 incubation program among the top startups pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

Where and how are we testing?

The site of our tests is a modern greenhouse with an area of 0.3 hectares and a height of 4 meters, equipped with a shading system and modern climate control technologies. Thanks to the Sensor Matrix, we are conducting detailed measurements of air temperature and humidity in various zones:

• At the plant roots – to monitor conditions in the root zone, which are critical for proper water and nutrient uptake,
• At the growing tip – to verify that plants are receiving optimal conditions for growth,
• Above the plants – where uncontrolled temperature spikes may occur,
• Above the shade structures – to analyze the impact of shading on internal conditions.

Technology that makes a difference

Sensor Matrix is a system consisting of smart sensors that communicate wirelessly using LoRa technology. This makes it possible to collect data from a large greenhouse area without the need for complex wiring. Additionally, the sensors are miniature and energy-self-sufficient, as they use micro-solar panels for power.

Every half meter, the sensors take vertical measurements, creating a precise map of the greenhouse climate. The data is immediately transmitted to the Planter System app, where it can be analyzed in numerical form, on graphs, and (soon) in the form of interactive 3D maps.

Initial results – what do we know so far?

Real-world testing has yielded the first interesting results:

• The Planter System’s measurement data is extremely precise and matches the data provided by the large and complex climate computers and classic mercury thermometers used in our partner’s crops.
• Installing one measurement point took one person 15 minutes. No access to power infrastructure was required. A ladder was necessary.
• Temperature differences between the plant level and the space above the shade screens are clearly noticeable, which can affect the intensity of transpiration and can be utilized for efficient air mixing within the facility.
• Humidity in the root zone remains stable, but there are humidity spikes in the upper air layers, which can lead to condensation issues and fungal diseases.
• Microclimatic differences between individual greenhouse sectors may suggest the need for local regulation of ventilation and shading.
• We see a need to correlate spatial microclimate data with additional sensors: pH, EC (of water and mineral blocks), solar energy (at the leaf level along with the specifics of this energy, i.e., the wavelengths reaching the plants), and root water weight.

The Sensor Matrix is used for spatial microclimate measurements with unprecedented precision

What’s next?

The current tests are just the beginning! The next stage will involve analyzing the impact of dynamic climate changes on plant growth and yield, as well as integrating the data with a plant stress prediction module. This will allow us to predict even more accurately how changing conditions affect crops and how to optimize greenhouse management.

Will Sensor Matrix change the way we manage climate in greenhouses? Everything points to yes! Follow our blog to stay up to date on the results of upcoming tests. 🚀

Artykuł Pilot tests at Poland’s largest greenhouses – Sensor Matrix in action! pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

About the FUTURE MAKERS competition

FUTURE MAKERS is a prestigious competition organized by DBR77 as part of ITM Industry Europe, aimed at promoting innovative technologies and industrial solutions. It features startups and technology companies presenting projects that could revolutionize various sectors of the economy.

Our achievement

Winning 3rd place in such a competitive contest is a significant achievement for us. Planter System was recognized for its unique crop monitoring technology, which helps farmers optimize production processes through precise data and analytics. This is our first time on such a big stage—please be kind! 😉

What’s next?

This recognition motivates us to continue developing and improving our system. We plan to introduce new features and expand our collaboration with industry partners, including DBR77, to provide even better tools supporting modern agriculture.

We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this success, as well as the organizers of the FUTURE MAKERS competition for recognizing our project.

Artykuł Success! We took 3rd place in the FUTURE MAKERS competition pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

Why a simple joint-stock company?

A Simple Joint-Stock Company is a modern form of business organization introduced into the Polish legal system in July 2021. Its main advantages include low share capital, simplified registration and management procedures, and a flexible organizational structure. These features make it attractive to startups and technology companies like ours.

Our Mission

AGRI4ZERO P.S.A. was established to develop and implement innovative and user-friendly solutions for precision agriculture. Our flagship project is the Planter System —an advanced IoT system that supports crop optimization by monitoring key environmental parameters and automating the work of people and equipment.

Plans for the Future

The registration of AGRI4ZERO P.S.A. opens up new opportunities for us to collaborate with business partners and secure national and European funding for further technological development. In the near future, we plan to intensify our research and development efforts and expand our product line with additional innovative solutions supporting modern precision agriculture.

We thank everyone who has supported us along the way and invite you to follow our future activities 😊

Artykuł AGRI4ZERO P.S.A., a simple joint-stock company, was established. pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

We are pleased to announce that Planter System has been selected for the Eastern Business Accelerator 2 (WAB2) incubation program. This is a major step forward for us in the development and commercialization of our solution for precision agriculture. Only 30 out of nearly 100 participating startups were accepted into the program.

What is the Eastern Business Accelerator 2?

WAB2 is an initiative aimed at supporting startups from Eastern Poland through a comprehensive incubation program. Its goal is to transform innovative ideas into market-ready products and develop profitable business models. The program offers, among other things, support from industry experts, financial grants, and access to specialized services.

Our goals within the program

Participation in WAB2 will enable us to:

• Refine our technology: We will improve our IoT system to better monitor crop parameters and help farmers optimize their yields.

• Market validation: We will verify our solution against market needs to ensure it best meets user expectations.

• Business model development: We will develop a commercialization strategy that will enable the successful launch of the Planter System on the market.

What’s next?

We have an intensive period of work ahead of us, during which we will leverage the resources and support offered by WAB2. We are confident that participating in the program will contribute to the dynamic growth of the Planter System and enable us to provide farmers with modern tools that support the efficiency of their work.

Thank you for your trust and support. We’ll keep you updated on the progress of our project 😉

Artykuł Success! We’ve been accepted into the Eastern Business Accelerator pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.

Artykuł We are testing an innovative scale on a pepper crop grown in coconut coir pochodzi z serwisu Planter System.