Integration, data sharing, opensource, and the agtech startup ecosystem
summary
A startup reengineers a vineyard app into a geospatial tasking and tracking system that uses phone GPS to record tractor paths, defines prescription zones for variable treatments, and pulls imagery and layers via Mapbox/OpenStreetMap rather than building dozens of point-to-point integrations. A community project publishes Collabriculture data standards and GitHub-hosted vocabularies for vine rows, blocks and varieties, proving open standards can be adopted while flagging risks around data ownership and right to repair.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:05Why opensource
- 5:33What is agtech
- 8:23Goterra
- 9:31Satellite imagery
- 12:04Data sharing
- 13:22IBM
- 14:12Sick Codes
- 15:50Display Screens
- 16:36AGStack Foundation
- 17:25Platform
- 19:58Raw Row Model
- 20:14Mapbox
- 21:36Openstreetmap
- 23:11Street sign matching
- 24:57Connected data sharing
- 25:50Collaboration
- 26:42Building a movement
- 28:33The logical data model
- 29:27Opensource
- 32:00Agstack
- 32:15Questions
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