Taranis

Taranis was founded in 2015 with dual headquarters in Westfield, Indiana, United States, and Tel Aviv, Israel, to close the gap between infrequent human crop scouting and the leaf-level detail agronomists need to catch insect, disease and nutrient problems before they cut yield.

The company sells a crop-intelligence platform that captures ultra-high-resolution aerial imagery from aircraft, drones and satellites and analyzes it with AI models trained on more than 500 million data points to detect stand counts, weeds, disease and nutrient deficiencies at leaf-level scale, delivered through a web dashboard and mobile app plus a generative-AI Ag Assistant. Customers include agricultural advisors, retailers and growers, including a partnership with Syngenta Crop Protection.

1. Leaf-level imagery: Ultra-high-resolution aerial scans of every field.

2. AI detection: Machine-learning models flagging pests, disease and weeds.

3. Yield Impact: Converts field insights into projected yield outcomes.

4. Ag Assistant: Generative-AI tool answering agronomic questions.

5. Multi-source capture: Combines aircraft, drone and satellite imagery.

6. Advisor dashboard: Web and mobile access for advisors and growers.