Microsoft develop new app for farmers using Al and Azure cloud

Technology
Jun 10 2016 03:24 PM
Harshita

A new showing app for farmer combined with a personalised village advisory dashboard for Andhra Pradesh has been developed by Microsoft India in collaboration with International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics

The through of Microsoft developing the AI and Azure cloud for farmers help halt doing the agree cultures. The cloud means deliver the data over the internet to accesses each other.

The sowing app advises farmers on the best time to sow crops depending on weather conditions, soil and other indicators.

According to Microsoft India (Reserch and developing)Private Limited managing director Anil Bhansali, the sowing app and personalised village advisory dashboard are developed to provide powerful cloud-based predictive analytics to empower farmers with crucial information

and insights to help reduce crop failures and increase yield, in turn, reducing stress and generating better income.

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