Small fruit.Big future.
Big ideas for the smallest details.
Automation systems in development
for the next generation of berry growers.
01 / A bigger way to think
Great growing comes
down to the details.
Let’s engineer them.
A plant doesn’t grow in isolation. Water, environment and the work around it all play a part.
BerryBig is developing the systems that bring those parts together. We start with the grower’s everyday challenges, then turn them into practical engineering questions.
Engineering, closer to the crop.Grounded
in growing.
02 / Our development focus
Connecting the growing cycleEvery detail.
One bigger picture.
From understanding the crop to taking action.
Explore the areas we’re working towards.
A clearer view
of your growing.
Exploring how environmental and root-zone measurements can become useful information. The aim: make changes easier to spot and everyday decisions better informed.
- Environmental sensing
- Root-zone visibility
- Clear, useful feedback
From measurement
to meaningful action.
Developing ideas for irrigation and control around the grower’s requirements. Connecting measurements, clear setpoints and physical systems in a way that can be tested and refined.
- Irrigation concepts
- Sensor-led control
- Operator oversight
Rethinking the work
around the plant.
Looking at repetitive tasks in propagation and plant handling. We start with the real workflow, then explore mechanical concepts that could make each step simpler and more consistent.
- Propagation workflows
- Plant-handling concepts
- Prototype development
Think berry
big.
03 / How we think
Real problems.
Thoughtful engineering.
Good automation starts with listening.
Our intended path from a grower’s
challenge to a testable system.
01Start with the grower.
Understand the crop, the setup and the work that happens every day. Define the problem before deciding what the machine should do.
Observe / Ask / Define02Build something testable.
Bring mechanical design, sensing and control together in a focused prototype. Start small enough to learn, with clear questions to answer.
Design / Prototype / Measure03Let the results lead.
Compare what happens with what was intended. Use practical feedback to refine the next version and decide what deserves to scale.
Test / Refine / Repeat04 / The next big thing starts small
Early developmentWhat could
your farm become?
Have a growing challenge worth solving?
Let’s put it into a practical project brief.