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AI trait design & predictive breeding platforms

Companies where the core logic is: use AI, genomics, breeding, data or biological modeling to identify and design better plant traits.

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  • Amatera

    Amatera is a Paris-based biotechnology company building a plant-cell-biology, robotics, and AI platform to accelerate the development of climate-resilient crop genetics, especially perennial crops…

  • Avalo

    Avalo is an AI-powered crop evolution company that uses machine learning, genomics, and a Rapid Evolution platform to design more resilient, sustainable, and profitable crops and plant-based…

  • Computomics GmbH

    Computomics builds AI and bioinformatics tools that help breeders and agricultural companies predict plant traits and make better breeding decisions.

  • Inari

    Inari is a seed-design and agricultural biotechnology company that uses genomics, AI, and gene editing to accelerate plant breeding and develop higher-performing broadacre crops. (inari.com)

  • Ohalo

    Ohalo is an agricultural biotechnology company that develops novel plant breeding systems and crop varieties, including its Boosted Breeding platform for creating improved, more uniform crops from…

  • OlsAro

    OlsAro develops climate resilient cereal traits and seed varieties, with a focus on salt, heat, drought, and nitrogen efficiency.

  • Phytoform Labs

    Phytoform Labs is a UK agritech biotech that uses AI and genome editing to design and develop new crop traits faster than conventional breeding.

  • Plantik Biosciences

    Plantik Biosciences is a Paris-based agritech company developing plant-engineering and genome-editing technologies to create climate-resilient crops, starting with heat-tolerant plants and working…

  • TraitSeq

    TraitSeq is an agri-biotech company that uses machine learning and RNA-seq/gene-expression data to decode complex plant traits and predict performance during agricultural product development.

  • Wild Bioscience

    Wild Bioscience is an Oxford University spin-out that uses AI, plant evolution, machine learning, and precision gene editing to design and breed more resilient, higher-yield crop varieties…

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