Arable to Incorporate Point Forecasting Into Sensor Tech

Arable, the startup that looks to reduce supply chain risk by providing the Ag industry with efficient, predictive analytics of crop production from growth to final yield, raised $4.2M in a round of Series A funding in March of 2017. In total, Arable Labs has raised $9.8M in funding. This round was led by Middleland Capital and S2G Ventures. Arable has taken that funding for product development, and has been looking to produce 100s of units of Arable Mark, the company’s crop analytics device. In January 2018, Arable announced that their sensor technology had been updated to include point forecasting. 

Since presenting at the Ag Innovation showcase in 2016, the company has been working to build partnerships with Ag input and food companies as well as proving out a scalable production model. The company contracts out production but will oversee the manufacturing of their devices, at a facility in Fremont, California.

Arable made important connections at the Ag Showcase including investors and an important pilot project customer, a major agriculture inputs supplier. These relationships have helped the company go into full scale production and reach out to a variety of additional pilot customers, according to Adam Wolf, founder and CEO.

Since then, the company has focused on selling units to reach revenue targets for Series B volume, reducing supply chain risk, and continuing to increase quality of their product. 

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👤 Adam Wolf

💼 Arable Labs, Inc.

📍 Princeton, New Jersey