Jaguza is a subset of Afro Soft technologies Ltd, a company co-founded by Ronald Katamba and a crew bringing creative innovations to life. As a matter of fact, the Jaguza app is one mantel solution that is a problem solver to all livestock-related cases through the usage of AI-powered drones and chips.

The Jaguza app packs a direct link to all configured drones that are shipped in by Farmers to monitor animal movements plus health meters away from the signal source. By the same fashion, the AI-powered drones simplify the work of a farmer by executing the hard task of tracking and monitoring animals on a farm.

So, the World Agri-tech Innovation Summit will be braced by one of Uganda’s Innovative founders with AI-powered drones taking over the thinking cap in agriculture. Furthermore, Ronald will be in Sanfransico to not only exhibit how Jaguza AI-powered drones spike the agricultural standards but also ship in new chips to improve the AI drone bots.

Henceforth, as Ronald Katamba braces the 19th-20th slated World Agri Tech summit, we shall be on the watch of all innovative solutions bred from the 2 day shakedown. So, its a thumbs app to Jaguza which is now becoming a global brand and a spike for more innovative startups in the agriculture jungle.

While technology has changed many aspects in which people interact and pull off day to day tasks. Smart farming has not been a thing farmers expected to come soon where systems can keep track of animals and wide plantations. However, with the Jaguza app, the conspiracy is all about great livestock management with trackers and smartphones doing most of the farm work.

How the Jaguza app works

According to the App founder Katamba who doubles as a 2015 ACIA awards winner, the Jaguzza app is a very cheap option that each and every farmer can deploy on a farm. Also, the smartphone app can be ignored for a computer version which works as the server on a farm and this solution is as effective as humans on a farm. More so, the effectiveness of this smart farming solution makes it a great alternative for those living far away from the farm since the Jaguza app works on or off an internet grid.

The Jaguza app works in conjunction with trackers an drones deployed in a farm to the hard task of tracking animals. Some of the devices contain unidentifiable GPS trackers which can help a farmer know where an animal runs to at any time even during the unfortunate series of theft. More so, each time an animal gets sick, pingbacks are set to a server that is directly connected to the Jaguza app and notifies a farmer who can then access the type of sickness through the system database. Additionally, a nearby doctor can be contacted easily through the app which is gifted with a series of professional doctors near the farm zone.

In a nutshell, Africa may have delayed to see farming solutions come to life, but with the Jaguza app, every farmer can enjoy the services of a dot-com powered generation without any technical costs. Henceforth, this is the best way to animal management and an indicator of futuristic garden management solutions that may come next after the Jaguza app.