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Why We Built Edenix on FarmBot Genesis
Edenix is built on the open-source FarmBot Genesis platform. Here's why we chose it, what we added for India, and why transparency about our technology stack matters.
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Edenix is built on the open-source FarmBot Genesis platform. Here's why we chose it, what we added for India, and why transparency about our technology stack matters.
Read MorePublished research on precision irrigation reports that conventional methods waste 30–50% of applied water, and that subsurface drip under conservation agriculture in India saved roughly 55% versus furrow irrigation. Those are other researchers' numbers, not ours. Edenix delivers water to each plant's root zone rather than across the whole bed, and we are setting up metered measurement at our Gujarat installation. We will publish our own verified results here — with the method, crop and comparison basis stated — rather than borrowing someone else's figure.
India's 100+ million smallholder farmers face a triple crisis: rising input costs, shrinking water tables, and an aging farming workforce. We explore why precision automation isn't a luxury — it's the only viable path forward for sustainable food production at scale in India.
A major milestone for our team: the first complete Edenix system is now operational at our founder's farm in Gujarat. The 8800 × 2300 mm installation covers 20.24 m² and has run continuously for 3+ months — validating our design and control software in real-world field conditions.
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