Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Jason Hyde’s STOMEL: an AI field instrument for growers
Jason Hyde’s portfolio documents his work building and evaluating STOMEL, an iPhone tool that combines plant-state modeling with growers’ own records.
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- Growers, researchers, and AI product teams
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- The page says plant state comes from measured local weather, not soil or plant sensors; cross-session recall remains unreliable.
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The portfolio lays out a product workflow as well as a personal background in applied biology, including work with fish hatcheries, insects, yeast, algae, and an edible-flower farm. It reports that model and prompt changes are assessed with targeted evaluations, and identifies a known data gap flagged by CI. The page presents these details as its own build record.
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