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Fieldwork Robotics

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fieldworkrobotics.com·Cambridge, GB·11–50 employees·updated 2026-09-01·revision 1

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Develops autonomous robots that harvest raspberries using AI-enhanced 3D cameras, sensors, and machine learning. Operates from offices in Cambridge (UK), Porto Salvo (Portugal), and Queensland (Australia).

Offerings

1 listed

Fieldworker 1

Agricultural field robot

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Autonomous robotic raspberry harvester equipped with four picking arms, AI-enhanced 3D cameras, sensors, and machine learning, intended to harvest at speed and quality comparable to human pickers.

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“work in a fleet, with one operator running multiple robots across the field”https://fieldworkrobotics.com/fieldwork-robotics-launches-new-robotic-model-fieldworker-1-and-establishes-collaboration-with-costa-group/retrieved 2026-09-01 · inferred

applicationsharvesting

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“a fully autonomous robotic raspberry harvester”https://fieldworkrobotics.com/growers/retrieved 2026-09-01 · inferred

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Proof

CustomersThe Summer Berry Company · Costa Group · Hall Hunter · Lusomorango

Case studiesFieldwork Robotics launches Fieldworker 1 and establishes collaboration with Costa Group →: Field trials of Fieldworker 1 on Costa Group berry farms in Australia beginning Q1 2025, running over 12 months

Who it is for

Industriesagriculture, soft fruit farming

Use casesautonomous raspberry harvesting, mitigating berry-picking labour shortages

RegionsGB, PT, AU

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