FarmPath applies Merkle Tree batch processing to bundle many farming-log records into a single transaction and anchor them to the blockchain. This makes blockchain recording possible at an extremely low cost of just a few cents per record. We also use the Polygon (Layer 2) network, processing transactions with far lower gas fees than the Ethereum mainnet. For farmers, simply keeping farming logs the same way as before automatically records the data on the blockchain, so you gain guaranteed data integrity without any added cost burden.

Yes, you can. The FarmPath system applies asynchronous processing, so it keeps working without data loss even in environments where the internet connection is unstable or temporarily drops. Data collected from IoT sensors is temporarily stored on the ESP32 Gateway, and once the network is restored it is automatically transmitted to the server. In addition, the 918MHz emergency communication feature can deliver urgent control commands even during an internet outage, preventing crop damage.

Yes. FarmPath provides a standard interface based on a REST API and JWT authentication, enabling smooth integration with your existing systems. It can exchange data with a wide range of external systems such as agricultural cooperative systems, ERP, and accounting software, and its automatic mapping feature lets systems with different data formats integrate without any separate conversion work. During adoption, a dedicated technical team supports everything from analyzing your existing systems to integration development and testing.

Data recorded on the blockchain cannot be deleted. This is precisely the core value of blockchain technology. Once recorded, farming-log data is preserved permanently and cannot be forged or altered by anyone. That said, FarmPath does not store the original data directly on the blockchain; it records only the hash value (a digital fingerprint of the data). The actual farming-log data is kept securely in the database on FarmPath's servers, and data integrity is verified by comparing it against the hash value on the blockchain.

Personal information is not recorded on the blockchain. The FarmPath system records only the hash value (a unique fingerprint of the data) on the blockchain, while the original data, including personal information, is kept securely in a separate database protected with AES-256 encryption. Because it is technically impossible to reconstruct the original data from the hash value, there is no risk of personal information leaking from the blockchain. We also comply with the Personal Information Protection Act, applying security measures throughout every stage of data collection, storage, and processing.

The FarmNavi environmental control system has obtained both KS standard (KS X 3267) and KC certification. The KS standard certification guarantees quality compliant with the Korean Industrial Standards, while KC certification proves compliance with the safety standards for electrical and household products. Thanks to these certifications, it is recognized as a solution suitable for government and local-government smart-farm deployment programs, public tenders, and more. In practice, we have a track record of supplying the public sector, including youth rental farms and national forestry research institutions.

Yes. FarmPath is designed with the digital accessibility of senior farmers as the top priority. Through a KIOSK, tasks such as shipment registration, sales inquiries, and settlement checks can be done with a single touch, and the DID (Digital Information Display) touch system provides an intuitive large-screen interface. With large text, a simple menu structure, and voice guidance, even those who are not familiar with smartphones or computers can use it easily. In addition, the AI consulting service supports voice input, so you can ask questions by speaking without any keyboard typing.

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