Taranis

What is Taranis?

Taranis provides AI-powered crop intelligence at the leaf level. It uses drone-collected, submillimeter imagery to detect crop threats such as weeds, insect damage, nutrient deficiencies and disease pressure, and it describes itself as 100 percent focused on helping agricultural advisors.

Key capabilities of Taranis

• Leaf-level imagery: submillimeter drone imagery that shows threats at the leaf.
• Threat detection: finds stand counts, weeds, insect damage, nutrient deficiencies and disease pressure.
• Yield Impact: estimates yield loss in bushels per acre for each detected threat.
• Ag Assistant: a generative AI agronomy engine for input and farm management decisions.
• Remote scouting: lets advisors scout and prioritize farms remotely.
• Action plans: visual, grower-specific plans delivered in a mobile app and web dashboard.

How Taranis works

Drones capture imagery of fields before, during and after the season. Taranis analyzes it to detect threats and quantify their yield impact, then presents prioritized, visual action plans in an iOS and Android app and a web dashboard. Advisors can use Ag Assistant for input and management questions.

Who uses Taranis?

Taranis is built primarily for agricultural advisors, with additional pages for growers and for partners such as retailers. Advisors use it to cover more acres by scouting remotely and to give growers visual evidence behind recommendations.

Taranis pricing

Taranis does not publish prices; it is quote-based. Its service plans are named Advanced+ (4 missions), Elite+ (5 missions) and Pro+ (6 missions), and the vendor asks prospects to contact it for plan details.

Taranis alternatives

Aerobotics provides AI crop and tree monitoring for orchards and farms, with a stronger focus on permanent crops. Carbon Robotics builds laser weeding robots, which treat weeds rather than detect them. Overstory focuses on vegetation intelligence for utilities. Taranis differs by concentrating on leaf-level imagery for row crop advisors.