Autonomous Vineyard and High-Density Orchard Sprayer
This progressive machine uses a combination of GPS, LiDAR and the latest technology to autonomously roll down each row spraying with precision and efficiency.
Carbon Robotics Closes $27 Million In Series B Financing Round Led by Anthos Capital
The Autonomous Weeder is an autonomous robot that utilizes high-power lasers to eradicate weeds through thermal energy without disturbing the soil. The robot allows farmers to use less herbicides and reduce labor.
Raven Industries Debuts Driverless Ag Technology on Case IH Magnum™ at U.S. Farm Show
Market Demand for OMNiDRIVE™ Accelerates Raven Commitment to Prove Autonomous Solutions for Ag Professionals
John Deere Acquires Bear Flag Robotics to Accelerate Autonomous Technology on the Farm
Bear Flag's technology complements Deere's own technology initiatives and goals to help farmers achieve the best possible outcomes and solve meaningful challenges through advanced technology, including autonomy.
Autonomous Field Worker
At the ETH Zurich, a robot has been developed to mechanically destroy the weeds growing between crops. "Rowesys" is conveniently started via remote control - and makes herbicides unnecessary.
Trimble and HORSCH Partner to Deliver Autonomy Solutions to the Agriculture Market
The collaboration extends beyond autonomously controlling machines, such as the self-propelled crop protection sprayers, to full workflow automation from the office to the field.
Future Acres Launches to Bring Sustainable Agricultural Robotics to Farm Industry and Optimize Workforce Efficiency and Safety
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation and Electrification Technology Streamline Harvesting of Specialty Crops and Increase Production Efficiency by Up to 30 Percent with Improved Working Conditions
RAVEN INDUSTRIES OPENS PRE-ORDER FOR DRIVERLESS AG TECHNOLOGY
AutoCart lets farmers set a field plan, stage locations, adjust speeds, monitor location activity and command the tractor pulling a grain cart to sync with the combine as it offloads on the go. The driverless tractor can then be returned to a predetermined unloading area.
New Drive Developments for Autonomous Agriculture Technology
The agricultural sector is undergoing significant changes and is modernising. To take the strain off farmers, many robots are being developed to automate tasks. What specific technical characteristics should ag machinery manufacturers take into account to assist farmers?
Raven Industries Debuts Autonomous Platform for First Time at U.S. Farm Show
The autonomous platform is compatible with a variety of implements, including New Leader's NL5000 G5™ Crop Nutrient Applicator, which will be shown with the demo. New Leader is a strategic implement partner that will accelerate early adoption for Raven Autonomy™.
Graze Introduces Next Generation of Intelligent, Fully Autonomous Electric Commercial Mowing
New model futurizes lawn mowing care, quality and efficiency to target a $53B Market opportunity, $19M already in pre-order
Electric Vehicles in Agriculture: Now Is the Time, Reports IDTechEx
Many agricultural vehicle makers are going electric because the charging capability, affordability and other factors are rapidly falling into place just as they are for road vehicles.
AI-Powered Agricultural Robots: A Revolution in Affordable Ultra-Precision
Robotics and AI are enabling a revolution in affordable precision, which will eventually upend familiar norms in agrochemical supply, in agricultural machine design, and in farming practices.
Kubota Unveils a "Dream Tractor"
Equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and electrification technology, this "dream tractor" is a completely autonomous tractor that represents the future of farming drawn by Kubota.
Husky UGV Turns Over a New Leaf
The modern-day desire for efficiency through automation has spread its way into every industry. Even in the agriculture sector, unmanned ground vehicles are being considered to supplement work with crops and improve farm management.
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