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About Amanda Gupta
At 23, Amanda Gupta dismantled a John Deere 8R tractor in her uncle’s Punjab field, not to repair it, but to retrofit its GPS-guided hydraulics with open-source soil-moisture feedback loops that cut irrigation by 37% without yield loss. That prototype became the first commercially deployed closed-loop fertigation system certified by India’s ICAR for smallholder farms under 2 hectares. She holds seven patents, four of which deliberately exclude software claims to ensure farmers can modify firmware locally, no cloud dependency, no vendor lock-in. Her lab notebooks are annotated in Hindi, Punjabi, and Python, often side-by-side. When she testified before the EU’s CAP reform committee in 2023, she brought soil samples from Bihar and sensor logs from Andalusia to argue that 'precision' must mean precision *for context*, not just for pixels. Her work refuses scalability as a virtue unless it scales downward, into tighter margins, steeper slopes, and smaller land titles.
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- “How did your soil-feedback fertigation system handle monsoon variability in Bihar?”
- “Why did you exclude software claims from four of your patents?”
- “What’s the biggest design flaw you’ve seen in Western agtech meant for South Asia?”
- “Can smallholders really calibrate your sensor arrays without internet access?”