Impossible Sensing

From space to soil: Solving agriculture’s challenges with sensors Embracing out-of-this-world ideas, two companies focus on the future of crop production.

⚡️ MISSION EXPEDITION UPDATE ⚡️

InVADER Mission’s Laser Divebot, built at Impossible Sensing in cooperation with the SETI Institute, the University of Hawaii, and the University of Washington's Applied Physics Laboratory, launched successfully on May 19, 2023 from the E/V Nautilus and has quickly moved from the testing phase to doing science!

In real-time, our Laser Divebot is collecting data on the mineral and biological composition of rocks and sediment at 1,200 m depth. This is a first in oceanography!

📸: P. Sobron

Photo credits: P. Sobron

In an ongoing effort to use our to solve earth-bound problems, we've teamed up with Susterco, a St. Louis-based company, to develop technology designed to help farmers measure in their soil.

Read more about how our partnership with Suserco will help mitigate the effects of –– via the St. Louis Business Journal.

How 2 St. Louis startups are teaming up to create a better way to measure carbon capture St. Louis startups Impossible Sensing and Susterco may not seem likely partners, but they are teaming up to develop technology designed to help farmers in real-time measure carbon sequestration on their land.