Husqvarna Group aims to offer personalized advice to green space owners on how to maintain their gardens to ensure they look healthy and as desired. These recommendations should be driven by accurate, real-time data, combining insights from gardening tools with external sources, such as weather conditions and water usage. By analyzing this data, the goal is to provide tailored recommendations for maintaining or improving green spaces, whether it’s a small garden, a lawn, or larger areas like parks or golf courses.
Opportunity overview
With the right data, the Smart Coach could evolve into a comprehensive recommendation engine for garden design and maintenance. For example, by analyzing parameters such as soil moisture and temperature, the Smart Coach could suggest which plants are most suitable for a specific garden or how to care for them effectively. It could also provide guidance on the optimal use of gardening tools, such as advising how frequently a robotic lawn mower should cut a specific type of grass.
The system could incorporate components like add-ons for lawnmowers or sensors placed in the garden environment. Additionally, it could utilize external data, such as weather forecasts and historical information about the conditions of specific green spaces. The solution could be software-based, hardware-based, or a combination of both, with the potential for direct integration into Husqvarna Group’s various customer interfaces.
Opportunity with us
Husqvarna Group, as a global leader in green space management, offers startups the opportunity to test their solutions in real-world environments, with the potential for scaling across multiple markets. The solutions developed will not be standalone but will evolve into a larger ecosystem with Husqvarna’s extensive and established customer base, through either joint development or licensing agreements. The solutions will be evaluated based on their cost-effectiveness and ability to enable new business models.
Examples we're looking for
AI-based Software
Software solutions that can detect different plant and grass species, identify invasive species, and provide advice on how to manage them.
Sensing hardware
Stand-alone or add-on hardware that brings relevant data into the system, such as sensors for monitoring soil moisture, temperature, humidity, air quality, and plant health, or remote sensing technologies like drones or satellites.
End-to-end solutions
Comprehensive systems that collect, process, and visualize garden data, which can be easily integrated into Husqvarna Group’s client interfaces.
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