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Robot: GOVOR
Task(s): Autonomous towing with capabilities including spraying, mowing, data collection, and crop scouting.
Development start: 2020
Pricing: Price upon request – an autonomous mowing, spraying solution that can usually be deployed for under US $50,000 (€46,633 according to the exchange rate of 12-11-2024). In NZ US $35,000 for GOVOR and US $8,500 for a sprayer.
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Description

GOVOR is a compact, autonomous robotic tractor designed for horticulture and farming practices. It operates via an integrated system that allows attachment of various implements, driven by advanced software to perform tasks with high precision autonomously.

It stands out due to its lightweight, electric drivetrain, low operational costs, and ease of use via a mobile app. It is equipped with GPS and sensory technology, enabling it to navigate and perform tasks with minimal human supervision, significantly reducing labour costs, soil compaction, enhancing safety and efficiency.

The new model boasts a sleek, fully aluminium chassis that’s both highly durable and recyclable, along with a refined tech stack for an enhanced user experience, according to Agovor.

Specifications

Name robotGOVOR
Dimensions1.2m length x 580mm width x 700mm height
Turning radius1 meter
Weight  50 kg
Energy source  Lithium batteries
Energy stock/range  Up to 12 hours on a single charge
Output capacity  Depending on the task; can cover approximately 2 hectares per hour for tasks like vineyard spraying.
Navigation systemSoftware combining RTK-GPS, supported by sensors and cameras
Pricing  Price upon request – an autonomous mowing, spraying solution that can usually be deployed for under US $50,000 (€46,633 according to the exchange rate of 12-11-2024). In NZ US $35,000 for GOVOR and US $8,500 for a sprayer.
Availability (countries)New Zealand, Australia, Europe, USA.
Units operational (total end 2024)  7
Richard Beaumont: “If you’ve got 5 to 10 hectares, then you might get one. If you’ve got a 100 hectares, then you can have 10 of these robots. You can run them in a fleet, using a smartphone.”

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