Russia to Showcase AI-Powered Crop Disease Diagnostic System
At Moscow’s “Golden Autumn 2025” agricultural fair, Russia will present a new drone-based system that uses neural networks to detect crop diseases early, helping farmers cut costs and improve yields.
At the upcoming “Golden Autumn 2025” exhibition, taking place from October 8 to 11 in Moscow, Russia will introduce a remote monitoring system for crop fields. The technology relies on drones equipped with special sensors and artificial intelligence algorithms to identify plant diseases at an early stage. This approach enables more efficient control over crop health and allows agronomists to respond to threats in time. For farmers, it translates into reduced expenses and more accurate planning of protective treatments.
The system, developed by “Doka-Gennye Tekhnologii,” marks a new stage in the digital transformation of Russia’s agricultural sector. Drones equipped with trained neural networks scan fields, detecting problem areas much faster and more precisely compared to conventional methods, according to the press office of the Moscow Region’s Ministry of Agriculture.
The developer is already a major player in the market. Its expansion plans include building new greenhouse complexes and laboratories, as well as large-scale automation of warehouses and processing facilities.
