The technology aims to enhance soil nutrient assessment and promote efficient fertiliser use, higher crop yields, and sustainable farming practices


Satyukt Analytics, a Bengaluru-based agri-tech company, has received a Patent for its method of estimating soil nitrogen levels using satellite remote sensing technology.

The patented method enables the estimation of soil nitrogen content through satellite data, reducing the need for traditional field sampling and laboratory testing. According to the company, the technology aims to improve the accuracy of soil nutrient assessment and support efficient fertiliser use, crop productivity, and sustainable agricultural practices.

Sat Kumar Tomer, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Satyukt Analytics, said, “This patent strengthens our efforts to develop science-based solutions that help farmers make informed decisions and manage natural resources responsibly.”

Satyukt Analytics uses remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing to provide real-time insights on soil, crop, and weather conditions through its digital platforms and APIs. The company said the patent adds to its intellectual property portfolio in the field of satellite-based agricultural analytics.