
HOW IT WORKS
PRICING MODEL
With your IPM / Grow / Ops teams, we develop:
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Sensor footprint
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Define diseases
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Integration needs (API)
Collaborative Design Session
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TEACHING DISEASE SIGNATURES

Before we can classify particles / spores, we need to collect thousands of samples in a controlled environment. We do this in collaboration with scientific industry partners, academic institutions, as well as at our headquarters.
By placing our sensor in growth chambers or bench-top bio-tents along side inoculated host material, we are able to run our approx. 4 week teaching cycle. Once we have high repeatability of detection and classification accuracy, we can release the fingerprint signature to the cloud and make it available to our customers.
PRICING MODEL
Disease Detection-as-a-Service: After we scope out your needs, you pay an annual service agreement for detection, alerts and unlimited access to a secure dashboard.
With your IPM / Grow / Ops teams, we develop:
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Sensor footprint
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Define diseases
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Integration needs (API)
Collaborative Design Session
1
Together we establish:
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Success metrics
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Value / savings targets
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Annual service agreement
Scanit owns & maintains the hardware, no CapEx to growers
Build Subscription Model
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At your site, we:
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Install & test hardware
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Set-up & customize dashboard access
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Train and on-board your staff
Install and On-boarding Event
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TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS
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Spore classification range: 6 μm - 1000 μm in size
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Continuous data capture with hourly data resolution
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Dashboard & email alert capability
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Average Weight: 4.2 pounds
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Connectivity: Wi-Fi standard, 4G wireless available
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Power: 110V standard, 240V or solar optional
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Validate treatment plan efficacy
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Monitor key areas including post-harvest / cold-storage
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Canopy ambient data captured as standard equipment:
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Temperature, Relative Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Dew Point and Estimated VPD (calculated)
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Optional gas sensing: SO2, CO2, O3 and others upon request
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Operating temperature range: -30C to +85C