Build for the real world
Develop working hardware and test it in the conditions where it will be used.
- Products in our portfolio
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- Field-tested robot
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- Innovation award
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- Stories from the field
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Why NYSD
Five principles behind our work
We turn practical ideas into useful technology. These principles guide how we design, build, and grow.
Design for limited connectivity
Keep essential farm monitoring and control available, even without the internet.
Solve practical problems
Start with everyday needs in agriculture and safety, and build useful tools around them.
Engineer in Cameroon
Build close to the communities and conditions our technology is designed to serve.
Work together
Work with farmers, cooperatives, engineers, and partners to take each product further.
Our Products
View all products Real devices for real problems
Field-tested robotics and safety devices — built to solve problems that matter, one product at a time.
Field-Tested
AgriBot
AgriBot brings sensing to the crop: a mobile robot, onboard environmental sensors, camera and audio, an AGRI-PC edge hub and a companion app. Control and monitoring use configured local or cloud connections; fixed sensor nodes, drones and automated actuators remain planned extensions.
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In Development
NYSD Track
Share a phone's location with trusted people, manage connected trackers, define zones and review alerts in one app. Phone-as-tracker mode works without a separate wearable; dedicated hardware remains in development.
Explore NYSD TrackAgriBot and NYSD Track are just the beginning — more products are on the way.
Our progress
Achievements
July 2026
Tech Innovation Challenge — Winner
AgriBot won the Tech Innovation Challenge at the ICT for Africa Summit, recognized on stage among student and early-stage innovators building real technology for African challenges — judged on working hardware, not just a pitch deck.
ICT for Africa Summit & Tech Innovation Conference, ICT University
From the workshop
Insights Latest insights
Jul 2, 2026
Inside AgriBot: From Capstone Project to Field-Tested Robot
AgriBot started as a final-year university project. Here's what it took to turn that into a robot that actually works in a real field.
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Jun 12, 2026
Why African Agriculture Needs an Offline-First Approach
Most precision-agriculture platforms assume permanent internet. That assumption is exactly why they don't work on the farms that need them most.
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