AppMatic Tech engineers precision-agriculture IoT platforms that ingest soil moisture, weather, and irrigation sensor data over MQTT into a time-series store, with field maps, alerts, and yield analytics. Growers monitor conditions from a Node.js and React dashboard. 330+ products shipped since 2017, 5.0 Clutch.
Precision agriculture only pays off when scattered field sensors turn into timely irrigation and treatment decisions. AppMatic Tech builds the ingestion, mapping, and alerting so growers act on real field conditions rather than raw readings.
IoT Application Development Stack for AgriTech
| Layer | What AppMatic Tech uses |
|---|---|
| Device ingest | MQTT broker, soil / weather / irrigation sensors |
| Time-series store | TimescaleDB on PostgreSQL |
| Backend | Node.js ingestion and alerting service |
| Dashboard | React field maps and analytics panels |
| Alerts | Threshold alerts for moisture, frost, and irrigation |
How AppMatic Tech Delivers This
- Map the field sensors: soil, weather, and irrigation signals per zone.
- Ingest readings over MQTT into a time-series store.
- Build field maps and analytics for growers.
- Add threshold alerts for moisture, frost, and irrigation needs.
- Validate against real field data and deliver with a support SLA.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does a precision-agriculture IoT platform monitor?
- AppMatic Tech builds platforms that monitor soil moisture, weather, and irrigation through field sensors, ingesting data over MQTT so growers see conditions per zone and receive alerts for irrigation, frost, and treatment.
- Can it alert growers automatically?
- Yes. AppMatic Tech configures threshold alerts on the sensor time-series, so a moisture or frost reading outside the safe range notifies the grower rather than sitting unreviewed.
- What stack powers the platform?
- AppMatic Tech builds precision-agriculture platforms on a Node.js ingestion backend, TimescaleDB for time-series storage, and a React dashboard with field maps.
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