Mariposa Technology, Inc.
Handheld scanning of live plants for real-time, laboratory-level data
Highlights
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Proven science and technology - Peer reviewed and published in scientific journals
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Partnerships with Texas A&M, Cornell, and other researchers for expansion of the SaaS databases
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Investor Advisors include executives from Texas Instruments, Intel, GE & Mail Chimp
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Discovered the ability to determine THC content and more just by scanning the plant's leaves.
Our Team
In early 2021, Texas A&M had proven a scientific process, utilizing handheld Raman spectroscopy, showing immense promise for the agricultural industry at large. Commercializing this digital farming tool will advance agriculture, starting with hemp and other forms of cannabis, in an environmentally friendly manner.