Vivent provides AI-powered plant monitoring technology that uses biosensors and electrophysiology to decode electrical signals from plants. Its platform detects crop stress, disease, and treatment responses in real-time before visible symptoms appear, serving growers, agricultural input suppliers, and researchers.
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Vivent is an agtech company headquartered in Switzerland. Xcout tracks 7 named people at Vivent, including Fernando Derossi (CEO & Partner).
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