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Telemetry for fields without coverage.
ZAM-TEK deploys remote field telemetry for farms, irrigation assets, and distributed agricultural equipment. Kerlink LoRaWAN gateways carry long-range sensor data from fields that sit beyond cellular coverage, Aerodyne drone workflows monitor crops and infrastructure from the air, and Velavu tracking keeps mobile equipment and generators visible between sites. Operators get exception reporting instead of constant patrols — and water-use and ESG evidence for buyers and lenders. ZAM-TEK is a licensed Turkmenistan integrator serving agriculture across Central Asia, with pilot-first deployments and simple seasonal asset visibility.
The problem
- Fields outrun the network. Remote irrigation and field equipment operate outside cellular coverage for days at a time.
- Patrols don't scale. Operators need exception reporting — a signal when something is wrong, not another routine drive.
- Seasonal work moves fast. Equipment changes hands and sites by the week; asset visibility has to be simple to survive it.
What we deploy
Kerlink LoRaWAN gateways for field sensors — soil, irrigation, and pump status carried over long range at low power, independent of cellular networks.
Aerodyne drone inspection for crop and infrastructure monitoring — scheduled flights that turn fields, canals, and storage sites into documented evidence.
Velavu tracking for mobile equipment and generators — location and utilization across seasonal sites without manual check-ins.
Delivery timeline
Survey & scope
Field walkdown, RF survey, workflow map, and a pilot bill of materials — within one working week of the scoping call.
Working pilot
Pilot zone live: gateway placement, dashboard roles, acceptance checklist, and the procurement evidence pack.
Scale & hand over
Scaled rollout across fields, maintenance handover, KPI reporting, and a procurement close-out pack.
Compliance
Vendor stack: Kerlink · Aerodyne · Velavu — how we partner.
Agriculture FAQ
How fast can ZAM-TEK scope an agriculture telemetry deployment?
We usually complete a technical scoping call in 20 minutes and produce a one-page deployment outline within one working week. The outline covers coverage assumptions, sensor classes, gateway count, integration points, and procurement inputs.
Does the system require cellular coverage in the field?
No. Kerlink LoRaWAN gateways carry long-range, low-power sensor traffic from fields outside cellular coverage, and drone surveys need no field connectivity at all.
Can ZAM-TEK integrate with existing farm management systems?
Yes. Deployments are integration-first: telemetry feeds the systems operators already use, connecting sensor and location data only where it improves operational decisions.
What is delivered in the first month?
Month one produces a validated site survey, sensor and gateway bill of materials, data model, pilot zone, stakeholder training, and the first KPI dashboard. Full rollout starts after pilot evidence.
Which countries does ZAM-TEK serve?
We are based in Ashgabat and serve Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, the UAE, and Central Asia through vendor partnerships — local procurement and site execution, aligned to international standards.
Tell us about your fields.
Hectares, country, and the visibility gap — we reply with a scoping path within one working day.