Chilean start-up signs agreement with Taiwanese subsidiary of the World Seed Bank
Santiago, Chile - Altum Lab, a Chilean start-up specialized in artificial intelligence, has reached an important milestone by signing a collaboration agreement with the Taiwanese subsidiary of the World Seed Bank, through the World Vegetable Center: WorldVeg.
The collaboration agreement focuses on the development of an artificial intelligence model to predict seed germination. Using advanced algorithms and image analysis, Altum Lab will create a predictive algorithm to assess the probability of seed germination. This technology will facilitate intelligent seed storage and management, opening up new opportunities for the agricultural industry.
The World Vegetable Center, a non-profit international intergovernmental institute dedicated to vegetable research and development, is dedicated to improving the health and livelihoods of farmers through improved varieties, production techniques and postharvest methods. The partnership with Altum Lab seeks to harness the potential of artificial intelligence to drive sustainable agriculture and strengthen food security.
Altum Lab, known for its Bruna web platform, has proven expertise in implementing artificial intelligence solutions in various industries. Its extensive knowledge and experience in solving common industrial problems have been instrumental to its success. In addition, Altum Lab has received a significant boost in its go-to-market strategy through its participation in Garage+, a Taiwan-based accelerator. During its stay, Altum Lab established a close relationship with the World Seed Bank and laid the groundwork for this collaboration.
Fernando Schmidt, ProChile's Commercial Director in Taiwan, has provided valuable support to Altum Lab, facilitating its entry into the Taiwanese market and providing strategic advice and important contacts. His continued dedication and support have been critical to Altum Lab's success in this partnership.
In addition, Dr. Jose Chang, PHD and Head of Data Science at Altum, will play a key role in the development of this seed germination prediction algorithm. With his extensive knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence and his experience in implementing innovative solutions using images, he will play a key role in the development of this seed germination prediction algorithm.
With this collaboration agreement, Altum Lab positions itself as a leading company in the development of artificial intelligence technologies applied to agriculture. This partnership is expected to boost innovation in the Chilean agricultural sector and strengthen relations between Chile and Taiwan in terms of vegetable research and development.
About Altum Lab:
Altum Lab is a Chilean start-up specialized in the development of solutions based on artificial intelligence. Its web platform, Bruna, offers advanced technological tools to solve common industrial problems. With its experience and expertise in various industries, Altum Lab is leading the digital transformation in the Chilean business sector.
About the World Vegetable Center: WorldVeg:
The World Vegetable Center, WorldVeg, is a non-profit international intergovernmental institute dedicated to vegetable research and development. Its mission is to improve the health and livelihoods of farmers through improved varieties, production techniques and postharvest methods. It works closely with international partners to promote sustainable and safe agriculture globally.