Hubei Forbon Technology

Kangxin Bio is a wholly-owned subsidiary and product transformation platform of Hubei Biopesticide Engineering Research Center.

Xiangyu Biotechnology develops and manufactures caramel coloring agents for the food and beverage industry, focusing on research and development, production and sales of caramel color additives used to ensure product consistency and visual appeal in processed foods and drinks. Some sources also indicate involvement in organic and microbial fertilizer manufacturing.

Tevel is an innovative agricultural technology company founded in 2017 by Yaniv Maor, specializing in the development of Flying Autonomous Robots™ designed for fruit harvesting. By leveraging advanced artificial intelligence and computer vision algorithms, Tevel's robots efficiently and delicately pick fruit, addressing the significant shortage of agricultural labor. These agile robots operate continuously, offering cost-effective solutions that enhance the harvesting process. Tevel's sophisticated software enables farmers to monitor the orchard's harvesting status in real-time, providing valuable insights into the quality and characteristics of the harvested fruit before it reaches the packing house. This data helps growers reduce uncertainties related to market value and output, while facilitating better decision-making regarding their crops. Headquartered in Israel, Tevel also has branches in Italy and the United States, aiming to revolutionize fruit sorting and management for modern agriculture.

LIGC Application Ltd. is an innovative technology company based in Zihron Ya'akov, Israel, specializing in the development of laser-induced graphene filters. The company has pioneered a scalable method for producing and patterning porous graphene foam using commercially available lasers at ambient temperatures. Its product offerings include active air filters designed for air conditioning, air purifiers, HVAC systems, and automotive cabin air filtration. Additionally, LIGC Application's technology has diverse commercial applications spanning air filtration, water purification, printed circuit boards, gas and strain sensors, wound healing, sanitary textiles, hygiene products, water splitting, and fuel cell catalysis. The company is recognized for its disruptive patented technology that addresses various environmental and industrial needs.

Saturas is a precision agriculture company that develops and manufactures stem water potential SWP sensor systems for irrigation management. Its miniature sensors are embedded in the trunks of trees, vines, and other crops, providing direct contact with water tissues to deliver accurate, real-time measurements of plant water status. The system comprises implanted sensors, in-orchard wireless transponders, and a control unit that transmits data to a central system connected to irrigation controllers. This enables automated, real-time irrigation tailoring to crop needs, reducing water usage while aiming to increase fruit production, size, and sugar content. Saturas' technology supports vineyards and other crops by delivering easy-to-read reports to farmers and enabling precise irrigation decisions. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Misgav, Israel.

FruitSpec develops hyperspectral imaging and deep learning based technology to estimate fruit yields and manage the fruit value chain. The company designs sensor pods that scan orchards and pairs them with a software platform to count fruits, determine size distribution, and estimate total yield. It offers yield estimation as a service, delivering reports that show the number of fruits and size distribution for a given orchard, with an additional heat-map visualization of fruit quantities. The solutions enable agribusinesses, including farmers, distributors, and insurers, to capture farm data and make planning decisions. Founded in 2016 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel, FruitSpec targets early-season insights to support demand-to-supply management across the fruit industry.

Saturas is a precision agriculture company that develops and manufactures stem water potential SWP sensor systems for irrigation management. Its miniature sensors are embedded in the trunks of trees, vines, and other crops, providing direct contact with water tissues to deliver accurate, real-time measurements of plant water status. The system comprises implanted sensors, in-orchard wireless transponders, and a control unit that transmits data to a central system connected to irrigation controllers. This enables automated, real-time irrigation tailoring to crop needs, reducing water usage while aiming to increase fruit production, size, and sugar content. Saturas' technology supports vineyards and other crops by delivering easy-to-read reports to farmers and enabling precise irrigation decisions. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Misgav, Israel.