Hemeris
Plasma-based seed decontamination services and treatment machines for seed producers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Hemeris
Hemeris develops plasma technology for dry seed decontamination without chemical inputs. Its services include treating seeds at its facility, building custom treatment machines, and supporting integration into seed-conditioning workflows.
Seed producers can send seeds for treatment or use machines designed for their production capacity. The process uses atmospheric plasma, with AI-assisted quality control to assess decontamination and optimize treatment parameters.
Founded in 2021, Hemeris is headquartered in Gif-sur-Yvette, France. Its team works across plasma systems, microbiology, and engineering.
Product: Dry plasma seed treatment services, custom treatment machines, and integration support.
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