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Green terraced rice fields at the foot of a volcano at sunrise, with plantations and trees in the distance

IoT and AI Agricultural Automation

The agriculture brand of PT Drenara Raya Group

Syncqui connects sensors in the field to systems that act on their own: conditions are monitored around the clock, crops get what they need on time, and problems are handled before they turn into losses.

About Syncqui

One system for the field, the storehouse and the harvest.

Syncqui is the agriculture brand of PT Drenara Raya Group. We build automation and control systems for farming that combine IoT and AI: sensors read conditions in the field, the system acts on them, and every decision is recorded so its impact can be measured.

The aim goes beyond preventing losses. Fields are monitored around the clock, water and nutrients follow what the crop needs to support its growth, and decisions are made faster, in the field, in storage and after harvest. We are based in Kaliwates, Jember, East Java.

Coffee plantation on a hillside at sunrise, with mist in the valley and mountains in the distance

The name

Syncqui joins two words from two languages.

Sync

English · to bring into step

Sync means bringing sensors, systems and decisions together into one connected whole that solves problems.

Sing Kui

Javanese · “that one”

Sing kui is Javanese for “that one”, the way you point at the right choice. When a farm has a problem, the answer is simply to choose: sing kui.

The Problems We Solve

Harvest potential is often lost because field conditions are noticed too late.

In the field In storage After harvest

Crop needs change every day; the work schedule does not.

Storage conditions drift without anyone seeing.

Decisions come after the loss has happened.

Dark rain clouds moving over terraced rice fields and plantations at the foot of a volcano
01

Growth below potential

Water and fertiliser are often given by schedule or habit rather than by what the crop needs that day. Growth slows and the harvest falls short of what the land could give.

02

Weather

Heavy rain, wind or a dry spell that arrives off-forecast can damage crops and delay harvest. Without data from your own land, decisions still rely on general forecasts.

03

Storage conditions

Temperature and humidity that drift in a storehouse or on a drying floor lower the quality of the harvest, often with no visible sign until it is too late.

04

Late reactions

When information only comes from manual checks, days can pass between a problem appearing and someone acting on it. That gap is what we want to close.

Our Approach

Three words we hold to on every farm: Sense, Act, Insight.

Read field conditions, act automatically, then calculate the impact. The order never changes; the setup follows each commodity and the way each farm works.

01

Sense

Reading the land

Sensors keep recording soil, air, weather and crop conditions at the points that matter, around the clock, so the land can be monitored from anywhere.

02

Act

Acting automatically

The system adjusts water, nutrients or the growing environment to what the crop needs, runs the actions set in advance, or alerts the right person.

03

This week at a glance Illustration · simulated data

Crop growth On target

Automatic actions 12 times

Estimated loss prevented ± IDR 2.1 m

Insight

Calculating the impact

Data and actions are summarised into reports that are easy to read: crop progress, expected harvest timing and an estimate of the losses prevented.

The Syncqui Platform

See how field data turns into decisions.

Select a sensor on the map to see its readings, how the crop is progressing and the analysis summary, then ask the assistant about that field. This is where Insight comes alive.

A generic soil sensor probe in the soil of a coffee plantation, among wet leaves
A soil sensor in a coffee plantation. Illustrative photo, not a Syncqui device.

Interactive demo · Simulated data

Select a sensor on the map to see its details.

Field map

Sensor detailsNeeds Attention

C1 · Chilli block C, Needs Attention

Horticulture · 0.6 ha · drip irrigation · Simulation · updated 5 minutes ago

  • Air temperature31.9 °CNormal
  • Air humidity58%Normal
  • Soil moisture19%Needs Attention
  • Rainfall, last 24 h0 mmNormal
  • Estimated chillies ready to pick30%Normal
  • Growth rate against target96%Normal
AI summarySimulation
What is happening
Soil moisture fell from 31% to 19% in 48 hours. There has been no rain for three days and midday temperatures are above 31 °C.
Risk
Below 15%, plants start wilting at midday and flowers are likely to drop.
Action
Drip irrigation for block C is scheduled automatically at 16:00 for 25 minutes. The farm manager has been notified.
Estimated impact (simulation)
Loss prevented ± IDR 3.2 million, growth stays on target

Syncqui Assistant · Demo

Context: C1 · Chilli block C

Hello. I am a demo assistant with written answers, not a real AI. Pick a question below or type one about the selected sensor.

Every number, summary and answer in this demo is simulated for illustration and is not customer data. The assistant uses written answers, is not connected to any AI, and nothing you type is sent or stored.

Precision Agriculture

Precision Agriculture from the US, Germany and Australia, for Indonesia

Adopting the precision agriculture approach practiced in the United States, Germany and Australia, adapted to Indonesian farming conditions.

Precision agriculture means treating each part of a field according to what it needs, based on data rather than averages. We adapt it to Indonesian plot sizes, commodities, the tropical climate and the way local farmers work.

Illustration of farmland seen from abovePlots with straight crop rows and two centre-pivot irrigation circles, with sensor points in several plots.
Straight crop rows and pivot irrigation: each plot is read and treated according to what it needs.

Sectors

The sectors we focus on

Four commodity groups closest to farming in East Java.

  • Coffee

    Estate crop

  • Tobacco

    Estate crop

  • Horticulture

    Vegetables and fruit

  • Food Crops

    Rice and secondary crops

Founders’ Note

Founded by technology professionals experienced in working with companies in the United States, Germany and Australia.

Syncqui grew out of the wish to bring that data-driven way of working to farms in Indonesia, starting in East Java.

Parent Company

Part of PT Drenara Raya Group

PT Drenara Raya Group is a technology company founded in 2023. Syncqui is its agriculture brand, bringing the group’s technology experience to farming.

Founded
2023
Focus
Technology

Contact

Request a Custom Solution

Tell us about your farm and what you need. Our team will get back to you on WhatsApp or by email to discuss a solution that fits.

Direct contact

+62 889 9104 1031 contact@syncqui.com Kaliwates, Jember, East Java, Indonesia

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