RoboCare, a Tunisian agritech startup founded in 2020 by Imen Hbiri, has successfully secured a six-figure investment from 216 Capital. This funding will enable the company to enhance its AI-powered precision agriculture platform, which focuses on early detection of crop diseases and resource optimization. With measurable outcomes such as up to 35% water savings and a 20% increase in crop yields, RoboCare aims to expand its operations across Africa and the Middle East. The investment will also bolster its commercial teams and improve its AI models tailored to the unique agricultural conditions of the region. As climate change and rising production costs challenge farmers, RoboCare’s innovative approach positions it as a key player in the agricultural digital transformation landscape.
Source: Wamda
