Spatialise funding news – Noordwijk-based Spatialise has Secured €350k in Funding

Soufiane said, “Our digital soil analysis technology makes it possible to accurately measure the organic carbon (SOC) and other essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) in the soil. This allows farmers to optimise their use of fertilisers, resulting in fewer emissions and cost savings,”.

The platform helps farmers use fertilisers efficiently, cutting emissions, saving costs, restoring land, and tracking the carbon footprint of food production.

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Soufiane stated: “Making regenerative agriculture accessible worldwide through AI-driven technology, is our mission. This investment will enable us to further develop and expand our soil monitoring solutions so that more farmers can improve the health of their soil while saving costs.”

UNIIQ is a €50 million fund managed by InnovationQuarter, Leiden University, Erasmus MC, and TU Delft, aimed at speeding up proof-of-concept innovations.

Jasper Geselschap, Fund Manager of UNIIQ at InnovationQuarter, highlighted the potential impact of Spatialise’s platform: “Spatialise is taking a big step in making the agricultural sector more sustainable through the use of advanced AI technology. We are delighted to invest in a company that offers both cost-saving solutions for farmers, and makes a significant contribution to reducing the environmental footprint of agriculture.”

Funding Utilisation

It will use the funding to improve its platform and make regenerative agriculture accessible to farmers worldwide.

About Spatialise

Spatialise is the soil health monitoring platform of the future!. It developed a soil health monitor. The product estimates soil nutrients of farmland topsoils, using satellite data and AI. Remotely, scalable and at unmatched precision. "