Nik Bedunkevich
CEO Founder @ Cropler
About
I am an entrepreneur and hardware developer with over 10 years of experience in creating innovative products for the agro-technology sector. My mission is to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the industry by using advanced optical sensors and data analysis. As the CEO Founder of Cropler, I lead a team of engineers and designers who develop solutions for smart field monitoring. We use agronomic science, AI, electrical engineering, and embedded programming to create devices that capture high-resolution images of crops and provide unique ground-truth data to create innovative services. We also partner with other companies and organizations to deliver value-added services and insights to our customers. Previously, I was the head of hardware development at OneSoil, where I was responsible for the conception, prototyping, industrial design, and production support of several successful products.
Poland
Warsaw
Farming
Engineering, Project Management, Investments, Marketing Strategy, Sensors, Product Development, Strategic Planning, Research and Development (R&D), FPGA prototyping, Electrical Engineering, Embedded C, Graphic Design, C++, Arm Developmont, linux programming, Hardware development, Parallel computing (OpenCL), PCB design
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