EdenCore Technologies has closed a €0.9 million seed funding round led by Uni.Fund VC, with participation from Loggerhead Ventures, agricultural sprayer manufacturer AGROMA, and Theti Club angel investors. The capital infusion will be strategically deployed to two primary goals: accelerating global
Why Uniform Spraying Is No Longer Enough For decades, growers have applied crop protection products uniformly — every tree, row, or block receives the same dose regardless of actual need. Yet crops are rarely uniform. Variations in canopy density, pest and disease pressure, microclimate, and growth
Through a two-year process of research and experimentation in the vineyards of Ktima Kir-Yianni in Amyndeon, the Viewer system developed by EdenCore has delivered significant results. In the Sauvignon Blanc variety, experiments focusing on yield mapping and early yield prediction achieved 92.5%
EdenCore’s Viewer Wins at the Fruit Attraction Innovation Hub Awards 2025 🏆 We’re proud to share that EdenCore’s Viewer system has been awarded 🥇 Best Innovation in the Fruit & Vegetable Industry at the Fruit Attraction Innovation Hub Awards 2025 in Madrid. This year’s edition of Fruit Attraction
Advancements in computer vision are transforming precision agriculture, providing farmers with more efficient ways to monitor crop health and maximize yields. While drones have been widely used for aerial surveys, ground-based solutions like Eden Viewer offer a more powerful alternative. Eden
Our rebranding represents a new chapter for our company as we grow beyond the Data Library project, which was introduced as our primary business in 2021. Effective immediately, we are embracing this identity to align with our expanded mission and goals. The rebranding reflects our evolution from an
We are pleased to announce an investment of €400,000 from Uni.Fund II, which will be used to further develop our AI solutions in agriculture and to expand into the European market. This investment strengthens our mission to help producers tackle plant diseases and reduce the costs of fertilizers
Nowadays, agriculture is identified as one of the major culprits for environmental degradation for several reasons. Firstly, it significantly contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, primarily methane from livestock and nitrous oxide from fertilizer use, exacerbating global warming and climate
As we stand at the crossroads of environmental stewardship and agricultural productivity, the role of innovation in shaping the future of agriculture has never been more critical. One such innovation that holds immense promise is the integration of cutting-edge technology to enhance the efficiency