Asunción, Paraguay
Environmental
and civic
intelligence systems.
AI applied in forests, rivers, streets and greenhouses. Data infrastructure for the ecosystems that global platforms overlook.
Who We Are
We started with a greenhouse
We started in 2018 with a hydroponic greenhouse in Asunción. Not as an AI lab — as an agricultural business. We grew, sold and learned. From the first cycle we began capturing data and building our own tools: sensors, 3D-printed prototypes, monitoring systems. In recent years, we incorporated computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence — not as a buzzword, but as a real working tool. It showed us how much faster we could move and how much further we could go with what we already knew. Every unsolved problem became a project.
Paraguay
Why Paraguay?
AI infrastructure consumes two critical resources: electricity for compute and water for cooling. Paraguay has both in abundance.
100% renewable
Paraguay's electricity comes almost entirely from hydroelectric sources. We train and operate on clean energy from the source.
Energy surplus
Itaipú and Yacyretá make Paraguay one of the largest net energy exporters in the region. Here, compute can be deployed where the energy already exists.
AI infrastructure advantage
With abundant energy, competitive electricity costs and favorable conditions for compute-intensive industries, Paraguay offers a real foundation for deploying AI infrastructure.
Energy infrastructure
Two dams. 17,000 MW.
99% renewable.
Paraguay generates virtually all its electricity from hydropower — and produces so much it exports more than half. Two binational dams make this unique global position possible.
Itaipú
Paraguay · Brazil
The second largest hydroelectric dam in the world by installed capacity. 20 turbines at 700 MW each. Supplies approximately 86% of Paraguay's electricity and 10% of Brazil's.
Installed capacity
Annual generation
Paraguayan ownership
Of national supply
Yacyretá
Paraguay · Argentina
Located on the Paraná River between Paraguay and Argentina. Complements Itaipú as the country's second hydroelectric source, ensuring redundancy and supply stability.
Installed capacity
Annual generation
Paraguayan ownership
Of national supply
Projects
What we're building
AI Fish Counting
We develop computer vision models to automatically detect, segment and count fish. Trained on regional data and optimized for real field conditions.
CFI — Chaco Fauna Index
AI-powered trail camera analysis system. Detects wildlife, structures observations and generates biodiversity data from the Gran Chaco for species and environments that global models typically overlook.
Project 03
Collaborative data platform for urban infrastructure. Distributed sensors and community verification.
Smart Greenhouse
Sensor and data analysis system deployed in our hydroponic operation. We measure temperature, humidity, nutrients and light to model how environmental variables affect agricultural production.
Robotina
Meeting intelligence system with multi-device recording, automatic transcription and speaker identification. Generates summaries and conversation structures using NLP models.
Cult of Claude
The largest independent directory of skills and agents for Claude Code. 2,700+ skills and 750+ agents from 515 open-source repositories.
Our Network
We work with those who know the territory
We partner with organizations facing complex field problems that need more than dashboards: they need systems that work. The data belongs to those who generate it — we provide the tools.
Environmental agencies
Governments and conservation institutions
They need continuous and reliable data about their ecosystems — biodiversity, vegetation cover, water resources — but lack the technical capacity to generate it. FDF deploys the sensors, operates the models and delivers decision-ready data. The data is theirs.
Science and research
Scientific institutions and universities
They work with species and environments that global models don't cover. They need annotated datasets with regional taxonomic rigor, validated by domain experts. We build those datasets alongside them — AI-first annotation pipelines with scientific validation, not the other way around.
Infrastructure and local government
Municipalities and public management agencies
They manage assets they have no systematic data on: roads, watersheds, green areas, urban infrastructure. FDF builds and operates autonomous monitoring systems — without the agency needing to set up its own technical team to make it work.
Carbon markets
Carbon projects and verifiers
Carbon markets need automated, auditable and scalable monitoring across hundreds of thousands of hectares. We combine field experience in the region with autonomous monitoring systems to build the infrastructure these projects still don't have.
“A research institution with the speed of a startup. Technology built to operate in the field, not just on screen.”
Work with us
We work with research institutions, environmental agencies and governments that need AI systems capable of operating in the real world.
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