Technology for agribusiness

We turn remote sensing, public data, the knowledge of people who work the land and technical-scientific knowledge into answers for decision-makers.

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AGRIPPA TEC

Products

One question, one answer

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STRABO

Offline Maps
Coming soon to the stores

The pocket-sized "where am I on the map". Opens GeoPDF straight from WhatsApp, shows your position in seconds and works 100% offline — pins, measurements, GPS tracks and professional export.

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ARGOS

Wildfire Alerts
Under construction

The watchman that warns before the fire arrives. Progressive, distance-based alerts about fire outbreaks near your land — straight to your phone.

Where the answer comes from

Four sources, one answer

▾Remote sensing Satellites, heat spots, rain and vegetation — read without leaving the office.
▾Public data CAR, SIGEF, INCRA, IBGE — Brazil's official territorial base.
▾People who work the land Field observations feed the product and improve the model.
▾Technical-scientific knowledge Science and field in a two-way street — each feeds the other.

All of it becomes an alert, a report, a number per field — about a real piece of land.

The company

What every Agrippa product guarantees

  1. An answer about your land. Every product speaks of a real place — field, farm, parcel.
  2. Science and field, both ways. Technical-scientific knowledge crosses with the knowledge of the people who work the land. Not everything is published — that's why both sides count.
  3. AI inside. AI isn't advertising, it's fabric — it runs through the company and sees patterns no human sees.
  4. Ease is the product. The complexity exists, but you only see the answer. If it needs a manual, it's wrong.
  5. One question, one answer. Each product truly solves one thing.
  6. Data honesty. It shows what was measured or says it doesn't know — never guesses on your behalf.

The name

Agrippa made this

The Pantheon's oculus seen from inside — the concrete dome Agrippa signed
The Pantheon's oculus, Rome. Photo: T. Le Berre, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Agrippa gave Rome free water, opened Gaul's road network, won Antiquity's greatest naval battle through logistics and summed up the entire world in a map displayed to the public. He wasn't about speeches, he was about works. And he inscribed his name on them: M·AGRIPPA·FECIT, on the Pantheon's facade, beneath what is still the world's largest concrete dome.

The name is the standard the company set for itself: engineering that gathers scattered information and returns it condensed into an answer for whoever decides. With the name underneath.