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Avoiding damage from late frosts

WE PROTECT THE VINE

LATE FROST

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Cold air incursions with temperatures below 0°C in spring are generally the cause of frost damage to vines.
Due to climate change, the mixing of subtropical and polar air is intensifying. This means that the probability of cold air spreading from the north is increasing.

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THE PYRAMID

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Frostshield combines sustainable charcoal in weatherproof packaging with a smart temperature sensor that automatically ignites when frost is expected. The charcoal burns slowly and evenly, radiating gentle heat and leaving only minimal ash after the ember stage. This robust sensor is reusable and will last for years – providing peace of mind throughout the season.

SECURITY

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Frostshield is your smart, durable, automatic and worry-free frost protection.

Your invisible protection against frost damage – no electricity, no effort required.

Imagine being able to automatically and effectively protect your delicate plants from frost – no recharging, no electrical cables, just smart. With Frostshield, it's possible!

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OUR TEAM

Our founding team – passion, expertise and trust

Behind our project are three individuals linked for years by shared values and visions. Our combined skills—science, sales, finance, and viticulture—allow us to develop Frostshield in multiple dimensions, making it the solution against late frosts.

Together, we champion a culture of collaboration, trust, and continuous development. Because we know that the best ideas emerge from the convergence of different strengths.

OUR VISION

long-lasting protection against damage caused by late frosts

We develop innovative solutions that effectively protect farmers and fruit growers against the economic risks associated with late frosts. Our goal is to minimize crop losses through smart technologies and practical, efficient, environmentally friendly approaches accessible to all farms. Because reliable harvests are the foundation of a stable agricultural future.

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