Built on 15 years of ground-truth data from 103 countries, OrbitAI deploys specialized AI agents for autonomous decision-making across the food chain.

Agritech firm Cropin on Tuesday announced the launch of OrbitAI, a breakthrough agentic AI platform built on Google’s AI infrastructure that brings autonomous decision-making to the global food systems. Trained on the complex, real-world interactions between crops, climate, weather, soil, geography, agronomic practices, and global supply chains, rather than generic internet data, OrbitAI ushers in a new era of intelligent agriculture, Cropin said in a statement. OrbitAI brings together a network of specialized AI agents designed to support decisions across the food value chain. Whether used by a sourcing manager in Singapore or a farmer in Karnataka, the platform delivers region-specific, actionable recommendations in natural language, grounded in verified agricultural intelligence and real-world conditions. For example, when a sourcing manager asks “What is my soybean supply risk in Maharashtra over the next 90 days?” OrbitAI responds in under 30 seconds. Risk level HIGH, 12-15 per cent projected shortfall driven by moisture deficit, with a clear recommendation to start buffer procurement from Madhya Pradesh Week 3. When a potato farmer in Gansu, China asks: “Is my crop healthy this week? OrbitAI responds: Disease Risk: HIGH. Humidity and temperature conditions over the next 5 days are near-perfect for a late blight outbreak...