Real operational challenges
Monitoring soil, weather, environmental conditions, and production activities supports growing-area assessments, crop-care planning, and risk management.
BOM IoT and LATOI combine sensors, data connectivity, a management platform, and AI to support decisions in the field—from monitoring growing conditions to organizing traceability data.
Based on company materials and product quotations; *actual range depends on terrain, configuration, and installation conditions. These are not revenue, active-customer, or investment-return figures.
Agricultural operations generate fragmented data. The opportunity is to help producers collect, connect, and use field data through a solution that can be configured to their needs.
Monitoring soil, weather, environmental conditions, and production activities supports growing-area assessments, crop-care planning, and risk management.
BOM can combine sensors, data transmission, the LATOI platform, AI tools, and traceability rather than providing only a standalone measurement point.
Configurations can be adapted to crops, scale, connectivity, and existing systems; APIs and relays support integration.
LATOI was established in 2010 and BOM Software in 2018; company materials document technology work, projects, and field deployments.
The solution architecture consists of layers that can be deployed independently or combined to meet each organization’s needs.
Explore the BOM IoT cataloguePortable and fixed devices monitor soil indicators; the catalogue also includes air, weather, and water monitoring devices, depending on configuration.
Collect and transmit data from measurement points to the system; connectivity is selected for the site and deployment infrastructure.
Organize growing-area data, production logs, sensor readings, and information for monitoring and sharing.
A reference tool for crop care; QR and blockchain support record trails and lookup of recorded data.
The examples below illustrate the types of challenges featured in company materials; they do not confirm active contracts, recurring revenue, or audited outcomes.

Company materials describe monitoring and mapping soil nutrients and weather for production areas in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

The project profile describes a LoRa system transmitting data across hilly terrain at an approximately 40-hectare durian farm.

Company materials mention AI GreenDoctor activities with CABI and an application model with the Hung Yen Department of Science and Technology.
Information is based on the BOM Software company profile and the Projects & Events. Investors should verify each project’s scope, timing, and commercial status during due diligence.
The model should be verified against current contracts, quotations, and financial data during due diligence.
Sale of sensors, modems, monitoring devices, and suitable connectivity configurations.
Potential data management, software, and feature services offered through usage plans.
Consulting, installation, system integration, and support scoped to each project.
Target segments should be validated through customer profiles, sales cycles, and project economics.
Market sizing: TAM/SAM/SOM have not been published in the available materials. A bottom-up estimate should be built from qualified organizations, measurement points, contract value, and actual deployment capacity.
Needs include monitoring multiple sites, standardizing data, and coordinating operations across production locations.
Needs include monitoring soil, weather, and growing conditions to support on-farm decisions.
Potential collaboration with technology providers, supply chains, and digital agriculture programs.
Assess needs → deploy a suitable configuration → measure usage → evaluate expansion and integration.
These preliminary priorities are for discussion; allocation, budget, and KPI milestones will be set after agreeing on the round size and operating plan.
Device reliability, the data platform, integration capabilities, and user experience.
Reaching B2B agriculture customers, deployment partners, and suitable distribution channels.
Survey, installation, training, and post-deployment support processes.
Standardize product, financial, and operational metrics to manage growth.
We welcome investors interested in agritech, IoT, AI, and B2B software who can also help connect customers, partners, or markets.
This page is an introductory profile, not an offering document or a promise of returns.
Not publicly disclosed: target raise, valuation, equity offered, revenue, margins, paying-customer count, retention, and financial forecasts.
The company should confirm these items with current data. Interested investors can arrange a discussion and request an appropriate due diligence package.
Risks to assess: device performance depends on the environment and configuration; B2B sales and deployments may take time; AI outputs and traceability data depend on input data and producer processes.
Contact BOM to discuss product capabilities, fundraising plans, and due diligence materials.