Two researchers tune a field radio set with a brass horn in a wheat field. Behind them stand red grain elevators, a white streamline laboratory with a brass dish antenna, and the Rocky Mountains.

The company

An AI lab that works for farmers

Calgary, Canada.

We are building the digital brain that will power all of tomorrow's food production systems.

The thesis

Food production is about to get a brain.

Every tractor, sprayer, drone, and farm office is becoming a computer. The company that builds the intelligence they share will sit at the centre of how the world grows food.

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    Agriculture needs its own models

    A wrong answer in a field costs a crop. General-purpose models are trained to answer every time. Beyond is trained to be right and to abstain when it lacks certainty, and it is 53% more accurate than frontier models on agriculture tasks.

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    Farm work starts with a conversation

    The average farm needs seven systems that share nothing. Maya unites them behind one conversation and becomes the first place a farm turns to get work done.

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    Intelligence has to run in the field

    Farm machines generate more vision data than anyone can process offline. SEED and our acceleration stack put real-time models on the equipment itself.

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    Models have to move machines

    We have already put AI in control of a spray nozzle in flight. Our physical AI research carries the same models into the next generation of farm equipment.

One stack

Mind, eyes, hands, and a voice.

Beyond reasons. SEED sees. SOLV and our sprayer research act. Maya speaks for all of it. One team builds the whole stack.

A farm at dusk. A brass computing machine glows inside a red barn, and cables run from it along a line of poles to a farmhouse, a driverless tractor, a combine, and a biplane overhead.
A father and son in 1930s work clothes tune a modern spray drone marked Precision AI outside a red barn.

Where we came from

We started by teaching a drone to tell a weed from a crop.

That work became the AirSprayer, the world's first see-and-spray drone system.

Building it meant solving perception, edge compute, and real-time control in one airframe. The AirSprayer is now being commercialized by Precision Aerospace.

Precision AI carries the research forward as a lab. The models that guided one drone now reason across whole farms, run on any machine, and answer the phone.

The team

A frontier research team on the edge of the prairie.

Precision AI is a team of world-class PhD researchers and engineers based in Calgary, Canada.

Our single focus is the digital farming brain that will grow tomorrow's food. The work leaves the lab and meets real dust, real weather, and real farmers.

A group portrait of six researchers in 1930s work clothes on hay bales in front of a red barn and grain elevator. They hold a tube module, a reel of punched tape, a coil of cable, a brass lens and a rolled chart, and a mechanical sheepdog sits at their feet.

Contact

Drop us a line.

Farmers, dealers, equipment makers, investors, and researchers are all welcome.

Precision AI 8009 57th Street SE
Calgary, AB T2C 5K7
Canada
info@precision.ai