Partnering with OIRSA, FarmiSpace to Enhance Regional Plant Protection Capabilities

DATAYOO announced today that its AI-driven precision agriculture platform, FarmiSpace, has been selected by the Organismo Internacional Regional de Sanidad Agropecuaria (OIRSA) to support cross-border plant quarantine and crop health surveillance efforts. This milestone not only marks a significant step for Taiwanese agri-tech on the global stage but also positions FarmiSpace as a trusted technology partner in the official phytosanitary infrastructure of Central and South America.

OIRSA is a regional international organization comprising nine member countries in Central America and the Caribbean: Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and the Dominican Republic. It plays a vital role in coordinating animal and plant health policies, quarantine systems, and disease prevention measures across its members—ensuring the safety of agricultural trade and regional food security.

To enhance disease monitoring across borders, OIRSA will integrate DATAYOO’s FarmiSpace AI crop monitoring system, which leverages multi-temporal satellite-derived spectral reflectance data. By processing this information through proprietary AI models, FarmiSpace generates agriculture-relevant indices—such as NDVI, crop growth indicators, and moisture indices—to assess potential disease risks. This enables government agencies and quarantine authorities to conduct ongoing large-scale crop monitoring, detect early warning signs, and improve overall surveillance and management efficiency.

In the future, OIRSA will utilize FarmiSpace as a core decision-support tool within its monitoring framework. The system’s real-time insights will help optimize field inspection zones and border patrol resource allocation, while enabling the design of more targeted plant protection strategies. Early detection of anomalies in crop conditions will also accelerate outbreak responses and reduce the risk of transboundary disease spread—ultimately strengthening regional plant health governance.

DATAYOO CEO Shaw Wu commented, “OIRSA has made long-standing efforts to develop its own quarantine system. The integration of FarmiSpace with their existing platform will create a synergistic effect, further enhancing their ability to monitor disease risks in key crops such as bananas, plantains, coffee, and maize.”

DATAYOO remains committed to empowering agriculture with AI and enabling smarter border protection, and will continue to expand global partnerships to support sustainable agriculture and crop safety worldwide.