Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Fyllo's India-Made Sensors Boost Farm Tech Sales
Fyllo, an Indian company, makes smart devices to help farmers.
They've created a new device called Nero Infinity with cheaper sensors made in India.
These sensors help farmers understand their soil and weather better, so they can make smart choices about their crops.
The new sensors are much cheaper and last longer, leading to a big increase in orders from farmers.
Fyllo sells these devices to farmers who grow crops like grapes and bananas.
The company will focus on growing in India before selling them in other countries.
Fyllo, an agritech firm, is using India-made sensors to reduce costs for its farm devices.
The new Nero Infinity product utilizes locally-made sensors, significantly lowering product costs.
The company's devices monitor soil moisture and climate conditions, providing insights for farmers.
Fyllo is prioritizing strengthening its domestic distribution network before expanding internationally.
The devices are used by farmers growing grapes, bananas, potatoes, and other crops.
- Who
- Fyllo, an agritech firm, and farmers utilizing their devices.
- What
- Fyllo, an agritech company, is using India-made sensors to reduce costs for its farm devices.
- When
- Six months before the article was published, Fyllo launched Nero Infinity.
- Where
- The company is based in Bengaluru, India. Its devices are also used in France and Mexico.
- Why
- To reduce costs, improve product lifespan, and expand their domestic distribution network.
- Company Name
- Fyllo
- Headquarters
- Bengaluru, India
- Product
- Farm devices Nero and Kairo, and Nero Infinity
- Sensor Cost (Previous)
- ₹3,500-4,000
- Sensor Cost (New)
- ₹6,000
- Primary Focus
- India