Proposed
Self-healing field mesh
Low-cost sensor nodes that relay for one another. When a node drops, traffic reroutes through its neighbors — the mesh heals itself instead of going dark.
A Florida for-profit corporation
AgriMesh Corporation
We are building offline-first farm sensing — a self-healing mesh of low-cost field sensors with on-device intelligence, designed for the small farms and urban growers that precision agriculture left behind.
Proposed & under development
What we build
Sensing the field can afford
Three proposed capabilities, one system. Everything below is proposed or under development — we describe where we are going, not where we have arrived.
Under development
Hyper-local sensor arrays
Soil moisture, temperature, and microclimate sensing at the row level — built to run for seasons on modest power, in the fields that can least afford downtime.
Proposed
On-device farm intelligence
Readings interpreted where they are taken. The field does not need a data center’s permission to know itself — insight stays on the farm, with the farmer.
The public story of this work — the vision, the field, the film — is told at e5enclave.com/agrimesh.
SBIR status
Federal research, honestly stated
The NSF invited our full SBIR proposal — no award decision has been made.
The Small Business Innovation Research effort is pursued by AgriMesh Corporation. We publish our status exactly as it stands: invited to propose, awaiting a decision. Nothing more is claimed.
The company
A Florida for-profit, plainly
AgriMesh Corporation is a Florida for-profit corporation. We exist to build the sensing layer small agriculture was never offered — and to do it as a business that answers to the people who work the land.
The company’s public story — the flagship film, the living-field twin, the vision in full — is told by E5 Enclave Inc. at e5enclave.com/agrimesh.
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