Not only is there the hardware revenue, Soil IQ could also license out their dataset, assuming enough people use it to produce interesting data on which crops grow well in different environments.
Not only do they sell the basics for building, but they have appliances, holiday, organization, cleaning supplies, paper supplies, hardware, plants, potting soil, tiles, carpets, paint, design service.... Happy Shopping!
But the over-reliance on "hardware" on Central European soil as "proof" of a high strategic partnership was a negative trend the Obama administration inherited.
Go to your local hardware store and buy soil and grass seeds (if you want the grass to look pretty you can pick up some flower seeds as well).
Founded by three young men who earned Ph.D.'s in applied physics from Stanford, Solum has created new hardware and software technology for soil analysis.
To adapt, this month YC hired Luke Iseman, a veteran hardware entrepreneur and former CTO of Soil IQ/Edyn, which made an Internet-connected soil sensor for farmers.
If you can use mostly materials you were producing anyway, such as grass clippings and fallen leaves, you will also save many trips to the nursery or hardware store to buy mulch and soil.
You can purchase an at-home soil testing kit from many hardware and garden stores.
For most excavations, it's best to obtain a soil sieve from your local hardware store and check the "spoil heap" and/or hire or purchase a metal detector to check for small traces of metal objects.
Both pieces of Chinese hardware are distinctively bright against the dark lunar "soil" and cast long shadows.
