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IntelinAir
IntelinAir uses computer vision and aerial imagery through its AGMRI platform to monitor corn and soybean fields in-season for yield alerts and weed maps.
IntelinAir
IntelinAir's AgMRI® delivers actionable intelligence from aerial data for quick decision making in mission-critical applications.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
2015
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Indianapolis
Corporate office
Indianapolis, IN, United States
Principals
Al Eisaian
Board Member and Co-founder
Tim Hassinger
CEO & President and Board Chairman
Colin Cunningham
Leadership
Robyn Heine
Vice President, Communications
Naira Hovakimyan
Leadership
Sriram Ram Rapaka
Vice President, Operations
Conner Schmidt
Commercial Leader
David Wilson
SVP Engineering
Douglas Hirsh
Board Member
Kaye Reitzenstein
Board Member
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at IntelinAir?
IntelinAir is not an investment firm. It is a software-as-a-service agtech company. CEO and Board Chairman Tim Hassinger runs the company along with co-founder Al Eisaian, who serves on the board. No investment committee or CIO role is disclosed.
Does IntelinAir manage capital for outside investors?
No. IntelinAir is an operating company that sells crop intelligence software. It does not report AUM, deployment, or fund structures. Its ownership is not publicly disclosed, and it may be backed by venture investors, though no such funding round has been confirmed in public sources.
What does AGMRI actually do?
AGMRI is an imagery and analytics platform that uses computer vision and machine learning to monitor corn and soybean fields from before planting through harvest. It produces alerts on stand failure, weeds, nutrient deficiency, disease, thermal stress, and yield potential. It also provides postseason analytics for next-year planning.
Which farms or retailers use IntelinAir?
IntelinAir does not publicly list customers. Its website targets US growers and retailers of corn and soybeans. No named portfolio companies or contracts are disclosed.
What does IntelinAir's corporate structure look like?
IntelinAir is a private Delaware corporation headquartered in Indianapolis. It has a board of directors including co-founder Al Eisaian, CEO Tim Hassinger, and independent directors Douglas Hirsh and Kaye Reitzenstein. The company has not disclosed external investors or parent owners.
How does IntelinAir differentiate from other agtech analytics firms?
IntelinAir uses computer vision and machine learning to produce season-long field alerts, not just static imagery. Its AGMRI platform combines aerial data — satellite, drone, and aircraft — with thermal and weather inputs to prioritize acres for scouting. The Yield Loss analytic, powered by NVision Ag, provides a nitrogen-specific insight not commonly found in other platforms.
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