Overview
This service focuses on testing how agricultural professionals interact with AI- and robot-based digital tools such as apps, dashboards or platforms. By observing real or simulated usage scenarios, we identify usability issues and provide practical recommendations. The evaluation is conducted using established UX methodologies, including heuristic evaluation, usability testing and user journey mapping. These techniques help ensure the product is intuitive, efficient, and aligned with the workflows of the agricultural sector. The objective is to support developers and technology providers in enhancing user satisfaction, facilitating adoption, and ensuring the effectiveness of AI and robotic solutions in real agricultural contexts.
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How can the service help you?
The service helps improve the usability and user satisfaction of agri-digital tools. By involving real end-users (such as farmers or agri-sector professionals) in the evaluation process, customers gain a clear view of how their product is perceived and used in practice. by its target users, This enables them to make informed decisions about interface redesign, functionality, and interaction patterns.
How the service will be delivered
The service can be delivered at the customer's premises, remotely or in testing facilities, depending on the context. It can be provided year-round, without seasonal limitations. Execution time ranges from 1 to 4 weeks, depending on tool complexity and the number of users involved. Test users are selected in collaboration with agricultural cooperatives, producer groups and sector associations. We can involve professional profiles with diverse roles, depending on the tool's target audience, and they may come from different linguistic or cultural backgrounds. The customer must provide access to the digital tool, basic usage documentation, and, if available, user profiles. The output includes a detailed evaluation report with findings, metrics, and recommendations.
Service customisation
The evaluation approach can be adapted to different platforms (web, mobile, desktop), levels of digital maturity, and user profiles. Specific usability standards or sector regulations may also be integrated into the evaluation criteria.
Sector
Arable farming
Food processing
Greenhouse
Horticulture
Livestock farming
Tree Crops
Viticulture
Test type
Design / Documentation
Software or AI model
Type of service
Performance evaluation
Test design
Test execution
Test setup
Country of delivery
Country of delivery:
At user's premises
Service provider(s):
