Sankhya Orchard · demo
About the demo
The orchard is make-believe.
The controller isn’t.
Every demo farm runs the production code of Sankhya’s irrigation hub — the schedules, the run log and the pump interlock — talking to a virtual controller board in the same message protocol our firmware speaks. The weather, the soil and the trees around it are a textbook simulation, run on our server.
Pick any tree crop
Fruit, berries, nuts or timber — mango, avocado, citrus, pomegranate, guava, blueberry, almond, teak or sandalwood — in one of four climates. Start with a bearing block, or plant saplings and skip ahead a year at a time.
Run it like a farm
Set the irrigation schedules or run zones by hand; the pump won’t start against shut valves. Order fertiliser, and the farmhand unloads the truck, carries the sacks and mixes the tank. Move soil sensors between trees to see what the roots see.
Hand it to your AI
Connect Claude or another MCP client to the same farm. It can read the sensors, run a valve, order and mix fertiliser and move time on — and a schedule change it proposes waits for your Approve click. How to connect.
How to play
- Start a farm. Choose a crop and a climate. Each crop has its own water needs, salt tolerance, preferred soil pH and the trigger that brings it into bloom.
- Water. A morning irrigation chain is already scheduled: the valves take turns while the pump runs once. Adjust it on the Water panel as the weather changes, or water a zone by hand.
- Feed. Order from the supplier, then mix a batch in the fertigation tank. Whenever the pump runs with the tank’s tap open, it feeds whichever zone is irrigating. Some products can’t share a tank.
- Watch the soil. Sensor nodes report moisture, EC and pH every hour. Zones without one are a guess — buy nodes and move them around.
- Harvest. Call the picking crew in the harvest window and read the season’s report card. Timber is thinned and felled at the right ages instead.
The demo is a simulation with nothing real behind it, and it can’t reach our orchard. Prices are demo prices in rupees. A farm is deleted after 14 days without a visit, and anyone with its code can open it, so don’t write anything private in it. What the demo keeps, and for how long, is in the demo’s privacy notice.