We are currently engaged in a project aimed at automating analysis and accounting processes within greenhouse complexes. The prototype of the robot has successfully demonstrated its capability to navigate across different types of surfaces!

We are continuously expanding our collection of models, and this week, we introduced a model for Aloe. Aloe is an immensely popular plant renowned for its remarkable healing properties. In ancient times, the Egyptians revered it as a sacred plant with beneficial effects on the skin and complexion. The Greeks utilized it to create ointments for treating burns, wounds, tuberculosis, and various stomach, liver, and skin infections.

Aloe becomes notably beneficial after approximately 5 years, as it develops its medicinal properties during this period. Moreover, the older the plant grows, the more abundant its beneficial substances become. 

You can monitor the health of your plants and receive care recommendations through our DoctorP application, which is available on Google Play and the App Store. You can also access our services via our Telegram bot at https://t.me/PlantsDoctor_bot.

We are advancing our efforts in the project aimed at automating accounting and control within greenhouse complexes. One of the objectives involves identifying plants that exhibit signs of wilting.

We continue to introduce new models, and this week, we've unveiled a special model for Monstera. Monstera is a captivating plant, and our general model often detects mechanical damage on its leaves due to their unique structural features. Now, with our specialized model, you can receive precise diagnoses for Monstera-related issues.

It's noteworthy that in its natural habitat, Monstera can reach a towering height of 9 meters. Furthermore, it's a scientifically established fact that you can monitor the health of your plants and receive care recommendations through our DoctorP application, which is available on Google Play and the App Store. You can also access our services via our Telegram bot at https://t.me/PlantsDoctor_bot.

We are currently engaged in the development of an automated system for analyzing plant conditions within greenhouse complexes. Our goal is to simplify routine operations for agronomists and provide them with convenient tools for monitoring plant health in these environments. Our project requires the development of autonomous robotic platforms capable of moving on different surfaces and operating at heights exceeding 4 meters.

Our platform recently processed its 100,000th request, which was received on October 11th from an iPhone. While the general model included 'black rot' in the list of potential issues, this identification was incorrect. However, the image was correctly recognized as an orchid, and the private model prioritized 'loss of turgor' as the primary concern, which the user subsequently selected. We hope that our recommendations contributed to resolving the plant's problem!

 We are committed to the ongoing development of our project, with plans to enhance existing models and descriptions, as well as introduce new models tailored to agricultural and ornamental crops.

 You can always assess the condition of your plants and receive care recommendations via our DoctorP application, available on both Google Play and the App Store. Alternatively, you can use our Telegram bot at https://t.me/PlantsDoctor_bot.

Nature boasts a diverse array of ficus varieties, ranging from trees and bushes to elegant vines. Some grow to towering heights, while others remain petite. Among the domesticated ficus species, there are considerably fewer options, yet they are known for their manageable size and undemanding care requirements. In response to user feedback, we are pleased to announce the addition of specialized models for the two most popular ficus types: Benjamin and Elastica.

Now, you can easily monitor the well-being of your plants and receive expert care recommendations through our DoctorP application. It is available for download on both Google Play and the App Store. Alternatively, you can access our services through our Telegram bot at https://t.me/PlantsDoctor_bot

We are developing automation for accounting and control in greenhouses. We will try to keep you inform about its evaluation.