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05Agriculture
Agriculture 4.0: precision and Smart Farming
Sensors in the soil and silos, machine telemetry, and vehicle GPS: consolidate your field data into a single platform and make more efficient agronomic decisions, whether in crop production or livestock farming.
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Agriculture 4.0 with sensors and connected machines
Mative brings Agriculture 4.0 to your farm with sensors in the soil, in silos, and on vehicles, all connected to the Smart Farming module of Mative Cloud TC. View fields, storage facilities, and machinery on a single platform and make decisions based on field data—not just by eye—while reducing operating costs. A data-driven approach that automates crop cultivation and livestock farming.
What it solves
The challenges facing the farm, from the field to the silo
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You don't know where the resources are or how they work
The GPS provides location and speed, calculates usage times, and displays the operational status of tractors and machinery. Synapsis Smart CAN Bus adds engine data, fuel consumption, and operating hours to help plan maintenance.
- 02
Water and fertilize by eye
Sensors in the soil measure moisture and temperature, while weather stations track rainfall, temperature fluctuations, wind, pressure, and air humidity. This allows you to tailor irrigation and fertigation to the plants' actual needs, rather than relying on routine practices.
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The grain is heated in the silos
Wireless, battery-powered sensors measure the temperature of grain silos without the need for costly installations or frequent maintenance. The Smart Farming module alerts you when something is wrong, so you can take action before you lose your crop.
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Livestock is difficult to monitor
Sensors that distinguish between the movements of people and animals protect livestock and help prevent theft. The alarms operate without electricity or Wi-Fi, allowing them to monitor even the most isolated farmland far from the farmhouse.
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You don't know how much is left in the silos and tanks
Radar sensors provide noncontact measurement of grain, cereal, feed, water, or fuel levels, even in the presence of dust or vapors. Plan your purchase orders and automate your restocking schedules so you never run out of supplies.
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The facilities are far from the office
With the SCADA interface, you can control your systems remotely: manage nutrient levels (nitrogen, potassium), monitor pH, and integrate hyperlocal weather data. Get a detailed view of your farm, no matter where you are.
Software
Software for your farm, from sensors to analysis
Mative Cloud TC: Smart Farming Module
It collects data from sensors in silos, greenhouses, and open fields: temperature, soil moisture, and crop conditions. AI provides predictive analytics and alerts to prevent critical issues.
Mative Cloud TC: SCADA Module
A custom interface for remotely monitoring agricultural systems: nutrient levels, pH, and hyperlocal weather data. It almost always works in conjunction with the Smart Farming module.
Field devices
Sensors and field devices
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Synapsis Smart CAN Bus
It connects to the CAN bus on agricultural vehicles and reads engine data, fuel consumption, and operating hours to schedule maintenance at the right time.
Weather stations
Professional systems that measure rainfall, wind, humidity, and solar radiation to generate hyperlocal weather forecasts for your fields.
Soil temperature and moisture sensors
Capacitive sensors that detect water content and temperature in the root zone, allowing for irrigation based on the plant's actual needs.
Radar level sensors
They measure liquid levels in silos and tanks without physical contact, providing accurate data even in the presence of dust or vapors.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about agriculture 4.0
What sensors do you need to get started?
It depends on what you want to monitor: soil moisture and temperature, weather data, silo levels, or vehicle telemetry. You can start with just one aspect and add sensors later. Talk to us, and we'll recommend the ones best suited for your farm.
Can I connect the sensors I already have?
Yes. Mative Cloud TC collects data from almost any IoT device—such as soil moisture sensors, remote-controlled sprinklers, or RFID ear tags—and brings it all together on a single platform. Tell us which ones you have, and let's figure out together how to connect them.
How do I read the tractor data?
Synapsis Smart CAN Bus connects to the vehicle's CAN bus and reads engine data, fuel consumption, and operating hours. The GPS adds location and speed, and with this data, you can schedule maintenance based on the machine's actual operating time, not on a calendar.
Industries
05Agriculture
Farm machinery, weather stations, and soil sensors: precision farming built on real data, field by field.
- Agriculture 4.0
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Want to learn more? Contact us for more information or a demo of our products.
- Company
- Mative Srl
- VAT number: IT03190070643
- REA: AV-307398
- Offices
- Via San Pio da Pietrelcina, 81
- 83100 Avellino, Italy
- Contact
- TEL: +39 0825 1920080