Fede will showcase this new digital solution together with advancements in sprayers and the latest versions of H3O, the Specialty Crops Platform, and the AIs system.
The new Sprayer Connect technology developed by Pulverizadores Fede is a universal solution for the digitalization of phytosanitary treatments in the specialty crops sector. This device aims to democratize spraying digitalization for farmers and agricultural companies seeking to monitor their equipment with an affordable, quick-to-install, and easy-to-use solution.
Sprayer Connect enables the measurement of critical parameters during spraying tasks, providing key information for making better decisions regarding field operations, sprayer maintenance, and operator safety.
Sprayers equipped with Sprayer Connect are displayed on the plantation map within the My Specialty Crops App, making them easy to manage from a smartphone. At a glance, operators and farm managers can check the progress of the work and the status of the equipment.
This centralized control allows for the supervision of proper spraying execution, offering real-time notifications in case of work errors or safety incidents. Additionally, information about usage hours and operating mode enables preventive alerts and the planning of data-driven maintenance.
Specialty Crops Ecosystem: connected spraying
At FIMA 2026, Pulverizadores Fede will exhibit, in addition to Sprayer Connect, the latest advancements in sprayers, as well as new versions of the H3O technology, the Specialty Crops Platform, and the AIs system.
All the new products will be on display during the fair at the FIMA booth (C 26-36, P2) and at FIMA Tech (Hall 9), where they will be officially presented during the event Specialty Crops Ecosystem: connected spraying (February 10 – 4:00 p.m.).
During the public event, Fede Pérez (Managing Director) will announce the upcoming releases exclusively: “At this edition of FIMA, we go beyond an innovative product—we are presenting a connected ecosystem that integrates machinery, digital tools, and artificial intelligence to help farmers address today’s industry challenges with real, ready‑to‑use solutions.”
With the contribution of the European Union’s LIFE Programme, the EU’s funding instrument for the environment and climate action, under grant agreement Project 101074540 — LIFE21-ENV-ES-Life-AIs.
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