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agxeed.comAutonomous diesel-electric agricultural robots in four series (T2 7, T2 5, W3 2, W4 2), 55 kW to 170 kW, that operate standard 3-point linkage implements.
Autonomous diesel-electric agricultural robots in four series (T2 7, T2 5, W3 2, W4 2), 55 kW to 170 kW, that operate standard 3-point linkage implements.
Autonomous tomato harvesting robot for commercial greenhouses, with a robotic arm calibrated with four stereo cameras, a 24-crate packing cart, and remote monitoring.
Harvesting robot that uses AI to judge fruit ripeness and picks several snack tomatoes per stroke. Rated at over 20 kg/hour per unit. Offered on a rental (RaaS) basis with pay-per-kg pricing.
In-development robot that uses AI to analyse asparagus growth and harvest ready spears in high-ridge cultivation. Harvested 80% of spring and 65% of summer spears automatically.
Agricultural robots from the manufacturers Naïo Technologies and Agrointelli.
Autonomous weeding robot that detects weeds with AI vision and removes them mechanically at about 2 mm precision. Working width 1.50–2.25 m. Used in onions, carrots, red beet, chicory and parsnips.
Autonomous tracked vineyard robot with hybrid diesel-battery drive, for inter-row and under-vine soil work. Widths of 0.72 m, 0.90 m and 1.30 m.
Self-propelled, driverless power platform that interchanges farm implements such as sprayers and spreaders to perform field tasks without an onboard operator.
Autonomous greenhouse tomato harvesting robot with dual arms, 3D vision, LiDAR safety sensors and onboard boxing. Harvests cherry-cocktail, mini-plum, vine and cocktail tomatoes.
Remote-controlled ground rovers that spray orchards and greenhouses. Models: R100 with a 120 L tank and R200 with a 240 L tank.
Fully autonomous, vision-guided robot that picks, trims and packs mushrooms. Attaches to existing farm shelving and moves between growing rooms. Punnet robot announced.
Robot that harvests fruit vegetables such as bell peppers and cucumbers in greenhouses. Models: 2024 and 2026; the 2026 model moves between rows automatically.
Solar-powered harvest-aid platform (CFS-15) for strawberry picking crews. LIDAR-guided navigation follows crop rows and stops at row ends; a conveyor moves trays to the edge for unloading.
Autonomous insect vacuum robot (ABV-05) with a double-fan vacuum system, offered in all-electric and diesel configurations. Targets Lygus bugs, whiteflies and Altica flea beetles.
Ultra-compact all-electric autonomous robot (ACU-20) for crop treatments in narrow rows, with a 42 HP powertrain and 20-hour runtime. Works with a UV-C trailer and an OnTarget electrostatic sprayer.
Solar-powered autonomous field robot that finds weeds with AI vision and removes them with a mechanical striker. Robots work in crews of 5, 10 or 20+ and share a mesh network.
Pollination robot for greenhouses that replicates buzz pollination. One Polly+ pollinates one hectare, and one operator manages a fleet of up to 20 robots.
Plant-lowering robot for greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers. It lowers 300 plants per hour, handles plants up to 10 kg and has a 17-hour battery. Two robots cover one hectare.
A beehive system with a robotic arm and AI computer vision. It monitors colonies around the clock, automates feeding, treats Varroa with heat and closes hive entrances remotely.
A weeding machine that uses AI to identify weeds and lasers to target their growth centers, removing weeds without herbicides or mechanical cultivation.
Autonomous robots that navigate crop rows on tabletop growing systems in glasshouses and polytunnels, pick ripe strawberries, grade each berry by imaging and place it into punnets.
Autonomous field robot for weeding and crop scouting. It has 8 cameras, runs on battery and solar power, and kills individual weeds with light pulses instead of herbicide.
Autonomous tomato harvesting robot for greenhouses. It runs up to 22 hours a day, harvests up to 120 trusses per hour, cuts stems with a patented end effector and switches lanes on concrete floors.
Vision-based, hydraulically operated hoeing machine for intra-row weed control in row crops. It has one plant detection camera per row, handles row spacing of 25–75 cm and runs at 2–8 km/h.
Computer-controlled propane flame system that kills weeds in rows of sugar beets. The flames target only the weeds and do not touch the crop plants.
Solar-powered autonomous field robot that seeds and mechanically weeds row crops, with an optional micro-spray module. Handles up to 12 rows over 3.5 m working width, for fields of approx. 20 ha.
Solar-powered autonomous field robot that seeds and mechanically weeds row crops without chemicals. Handles up to 20 rows over up to 6.75 m working width, recommended for approx. 60 ha.
Autonomous electric weeding robot for row crops. Hoes in and between rows, covers up to 10 ha in 24 h, validated on 100+ crops, adjustable track width 138–225 cm.
Intra-row weeder and precision cultivator that uses AI and computer vision to weed. It covers up to 3 acres per hour, updates its software over the air and calibrates itself.
Autonomous raspberry harvesting robot with four picking arms. Uses AI-enhanced 3D cameras, sensors and machine learning to pick soft fruits.
Autonomous agricultural robot used in place of herbicides for weed control on farms, with operator software that shows camera feeds.