Measurement Framework

How AAB Measures Crop Response

Advanced Agricultural Biometrics (AAB) is built around a simple principle: crop performance can only be improved when biological response is observed, compared, and interpreted under real farming conditions.

Rather than relying on single metrics or controlled-environment assumptions, AAB applies a structured measurement framework across field trials, product applications, and growing seasons.

Public-safe overview
The framework below illustrates the logic of AAB’s measurement approach. Specific methods, parameters, and metrics are defined per trial scope.

STEP 01

Observe

Establish baseline crop conditions and field context prior to treatment, including climate, soil, and growth stage considerations.

STEP 02

Compare

Evaluate treated and reference areas across time, stress exposure, and application conditions to identify response differences.

STEP 03

Interpret

Analyse response patterns rather than isolated outcomes, focusing on consistency, timing, and biological accessibility.

STEP 04

Refine

Use observed data to refine formulation behaviour, application timing, and future trial design.

How Products Fit Within the Framework

AAB’s measurement framework is applied through three product lines — AAB-G, AAB-S, and AAB-C — each designed to interact with crops at different yield-critical stages.

While the delivery mechanisms differ, all product lines are evaluated using the same core measurement logic to ensure comparability across seasons, crops, and environments.

Scope clarification:
AAB focuses on biological crop response measurement. It does not involve livestock systems, genetic modification, automated phenotyping hardware, or unsupervised artificial intelligence platforms.