How the Internet of Things is enhancing the winemaking industry

March 1, 2016

In order to evaluate the IoT solution and its impact on agriculture, the innovative technology is being applied to several vineyards in the Moselle Valley, Germany to assess its performance. In conjunction with Ericsson and other partners, the trial is operated by MyOmega, a company that offers TracoVino, the IoT solution for vineyards and the automation of vinification. The Moselle Valley has a long history of producing wine. The current generation of winemakers has brought back worldwide prestige to the Moselle Valley based on the outstanding quality of its Riesling wines. The TracoVino trial is verifying how data from the vineyard can be combined with the expertise of the winemakers to improve the quality of the grapes significantly.

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