One product line, three versions, each built on the data and hardware of the one before it
Version 1 is what the current raise funds. Versions 2 and 3 are the same architecture, extended, not a new bet each time.
Version 1 · Year 1
Crops
Launch the AI scanning and monitoring platform in Korean strawberry greenhouses. Build and demonstrate the robotic harvesting prototype alongside it. This is the version the current raise funds.
- AI scanning and monitoring platform launches in Seolhyang strawberry greenhouses
- Two robotic harvesting prototype units built and demonstrated
- Nitrification inhibitor fertilizer program begins
- Patent filing and freedom to operate review
Version 2 · Year 2
Dairy
The same monitoring approach applied to cow health, with automated vaccine tracking. A comparable automated system already running in the US reports benefits of up to $285 per cow per year, so the value is proven before it is built.
- Herd health monitoring using the same detection architecture
- Automated vaccine tracking
- Manure collection feeds the circular resource loop
Version 3 · Year 3
Fish
Aquaculture, starting with olive flounder, Korea's predominant farmed fish species, alongside Korean rockfish and mullet. This is also where the circular loop closes.
- Real time water quality monitoring for oxygen, temperature, and pH
- AI based fish health and growth monitoring
- Automated feeding and drum filtration for recirculating farms
- Filtration sludge feeds anaerobic digestion, closing the resource loop
Year 4+ · Year 4 and beyond
Global expansion
International expansion into Japan, India, and China, alongside continued expansion into meat, same platform, more markets.
- Japan, 2024 Smart Agriculture Promotion Act supports robot as a service providers
- India, National Horticultural Board subsidy and full foreign ownership route
- China, largest greenhouse area globally, much of it older technology ready to replace
Year 4 and beyond, in detail
Same platform, more markets
Asia Pacific is the fastest-growing region in the global smart greenhouse market, with China, Japan, India, and South Korea all investing heavily, while Europe remains the largest established market.
Japan
The 2024 Smart Agriculture Promotion Act offers certified technology providers low interest loans, research facility access, and tax incentives, and explicitly supports robot as a service providers.
India
The National Horticultural Board covers half the capital cost of greenhouse technology adoption up to a set cap. India permits full foreign ownership of agricultural technology businesses, and a Korea–India economic partnership agreement is already in force.
China
Home to more greenhouse area than any other country, much of it still older, lower tech film greenhouses, a market where Biocenza can replace older technology alongside China's own modernization push.