Aerial view of a mature oil-palm plantation at sunrise
AI-assisted oil-palm intelligence

See the health ofevery palm, sooner.

Mapping drone surveying oil palms

Your entire oil-palm estate. One dashboard.

Combine frequent satellite monitoring with targeted drone surveys and field confirmation—estate-wide context with a closer view where it matters most.

Explore the workflow

From plantation-scale imagery to a decision for every tree.

PalmWatch pairs repeat satellite observations with closer drone measurements. Satellite, weather, and available soil-context layers reveal broad change; targeted drone surveys add higher-resolution evidence before expert field inspection.

120balanced study farms
6,000mapped palms
3repeat survey rounds
18,000tree observations

Recommended minimum defensible research design for the expanded NBL study; these are study targets, not deployment results.

One platform. Complete oil-palm intelligence.

Plan a pilot
Aerial view across a mapped oil-palm estate
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Estate-wide monitoring

Use repeat satellite observations to track broad change across the estate and build a continuous monitoring record.

Satellite contextTime series
Mapping drone surveying oil palms
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Closer risk mapping

Send drones to priority blocks for higher-resolution RGB, multispectral, and thermal evidence that can be matched with satellite trends.

Drone surveyPriority
Agronomists verifying an oil-palm observation in the field
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Field action & traceability

Move from a flagged palm to inspection, confirmation, follow-up, and an auditable record.

AssignmentsAudit trail

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Evidence from the air.
Decisions in the field.

Aerial view of an oil-palm estate arranged in mapped blocks

Satellite estate watch

Track estate-wide change through repeat satellite observations, weather, and available soil-context layers.

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  1. Satellite estate watch: Track estate-wide change through repeat satellite observations, weather, and available soil-context layers.
  2. Targeted drone survey: Fly priority blocks for higher-resolution RGB, multispectral, and thermal data, then compare it with satellite trends.
  3. Cross-scale screening: Compare satellite trends, drone measurements, palm history, and neighbours to identify persistent change.
  4. Field verification: Send prioritised observations to agronomists for inspection and, where needed, laboratory confirmation.
  5. Monitoring & reporting: Keep satellite updates, drone follow-ups, field findings, and intervention outcomes in one traceable estate record.

Evidence from the air. Decisions in the field.

Aerial view of an oil-palm estate arranged in mapped blocks01/05

Satellite estate watch

Track estate-wide change through repeat satellite observations, weather, and available soil-context layers.

Drone collecting calibrated imagery over mature oil palms02/05

Targeted drone survey

Fly priority blocks for higher-resolution RGB, multispectral, and thermal data, then compare it with satellite trends.

Oil-palm rows viewed from above for comparative screening03/05

Cross-scale screening

Compare satellite trends, drone measurements, palm history, and neighbours to identify persistent change.

Field specialists examining a mature oil palm with a tablet04/05

Field verification

Send prioritised observations to agronomists for inspection and, where needed, laboratory confirmation.

Drone survey providing repeat monitoring evidence for an estate05/05

Monitoring & reporting

Keep satellite updates, drone follow-ups, field findings, and intervention outcomes in one traceable estate record.

Four capabilities.
One continuous record.

Each layer keeps the estate view connected to the palm, the observation, and the field decision.

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Palm-level identity and history

A permanent tree record replaces disconnected survey snapshots.

Every observation, image, inspection, and follow-up stays attached to the same mapped palm.
02

Multisignal health intelligence

No single index is treated as a diagnosis.

Satellite trends, drone measurements, temporal change, and field evidence are reviewed together.
03

Whole-estate context

A palm is interpreted in the place where it grows.

Block, age, soil, weather, neighbours, and management history supply the comparison context.
04

Field-to-model confirmation loop

Screening becomes useful when it leads to verified action.

Assignments, field findings, confirmations, and outcomes improve the evidence trail over time.
Agronomists verifying an oil-palm observation in the field
NDRE trend−8.4%needs review
Palm IDPW-2048Block 06

Health is more than one disease.

The expanded NBL research scope evaluates the context around every tree so the model can distinguish possible disease from water, nutrient, pest, and management stress.

Soil conditionLeaf conditionSeed varietyGeographyIrrigationFertilizerInfestationIntercroppingAdjacent farmingPlantation age

Signals become useful when they agree.

No universal NDVI threshold can diagnose a palm. PalmWatch compares broad satellite trends with calibrated drone measurements, temporal change, neighbouring palms, and confirmed field labels.

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Spectral

Satellite trends plus drone-based NDVI, NDRE, red edge, NIR, and calibrated reflectance.

02

Structural

Crown area, density, symmetry, gaps, yellowing, and visible change.

03

Thermal

Canopy temperature, transpiration stress, and neighbour-relative anomalies.

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Contextual

Weather, available soil context, age, seed, management history, and spatial clustering.

Read the evidence behind the map.

Plain-language, cited explanations of disease risk, remote sensing, field confirmation, and the limits that keep screening honest.

Clear science.
Useful action.

No. PalmWatch detects patterns consistent with elevated risk and prioritises palms for expert inspection. Field or laboratory confirmation remains essential.

Build the evidence base

Ready to move from a demo to a validated field study?

Review the study scope