Gaia Project Australia raises $1.7 million AUD in its seed round to improve CEA profitability in leafy greens. The funding will help deliver and expand its unique technology-based plant spacing infrastructure.

Melbourne-based startup, Gaia Project Australia (GPA), has secured $1.7 million AUD in capital to deliver and expand its unique technology-based plant spacing infrastructure, set to revolutionize farming for growers around the world. Founded in 2020, GPA has developed the groundbreaking technology Omni-Yield, designed to increase yields for leafy green vegetable growers. This technology is patented in 49 countries and aims to optimize plant space requirements throughout the growth cycle. GPA's mission is to empower farmers with cost-efficient technology amidst rising global demand for sustainable food.