Embrace the Future with Tech4agri 360™
Experience agriculture and STEM like never before—our immersive 360° media series is tailored for Caribbean students in Standards 1-5, fusing agri-journalism with cutting-edge visuals to empower and transform early learning.
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Why Us
Tech4agri 360™ transforms how students learn about agriculture. By combining interactive, 360° video with agri-journalism, we immerse students in the real world of farming, the environment, and sustainability. No more static textbooks. No more dry lessons. Students can now explore agricultural topics by seeing real farming practices, engaging with immersive content that mirrors real-world conditions, and better understanding the challenges and opportunities within the agriculture sector.
Welcome to Tech4Agri 360, an immersive media series made using agri journalism as a base, together with 360 degree video, to create a unique learning and visual experience. We provide a knowledge tool to support quality education delivery.
Tech4Agri 360 immersive content will run along the school curriculum. It provides two types of 360 media: reframed and raw. These are the main formats used in our program. Reframed videos allow a free capture at any angle within the 360 video. These are viewed in the same way as regular media on any device. Raw videos are referred to as immersive and can be viewed using a VR headset.
Note: Tech4Agri 360 branded headsets are made to fit mobile devices only, with screen sizes between 4.7 to 6 inches. To see the full list of compatible devices listed by brand, visit our manufacturer’s website (Listed under the column v3.1 of the product design specifications)
User are free to access 360 and VR videos via Youtube while Tech4Agri 360 content is limited to 1 – 3 mins per video. It is not recommended to watch immersive media for longer than 15 mins at a time.
View our product sample produced in 2022. Contact us to access our full immersive experience
Tech4Agri 360 is excited to visit Santa Flora Farms to discuss the topic of livestock care and nutrition. This 5-acre farm is home to various animals, including cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry such as chickens, ducks, geese, and quail, as well as two dogs.
In addition to livestock, the farm also produces honey and related products. Farmer Daryl Knutt, who manages the farm, practices pastoralism with an emphasis on agroecological and environmental sustainability.
