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Weed/Pest control

An agricultural robot pulls hoes across the soil between rows of corn. – Photo: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
06-11 | News

Illinois study explores adoption of robotic weeding to fight superweeds

The unit can be fitted to a tractor or robot to suit the production system it is operating in. – Photos: Map and Zap
23-10 | News

New laser system targets weeds, boosts productivity

Carbon Robotics, a leader in AI-powered robotics, today announced that it has secured $70 Million in Series D funding. - Photo: Carbon Robotics
23-10 | News

Carbon Robotics secures $70 million in funding

Photo: Canva
21-10 | News

Vive fastens the introduction of crop protection products

For the 2024 growing season there were 50 Solix Sprayer Robots in commercial use on farms in Indiana and Illinois. – Photo: Solinftec
11-10 | News

Solinftec: reduction up to 98% in herbicide volume with Sprayer Robot

The yellow points mark the crop. – Photo: Garford
02-10 | News

Garford Farm Machinery launches new vision guidance system

In-row hoeing machines are mainly used in field-grown vegetables. Expanding their use to other crops is one of the ongoing developments Lauwen is working on with the E-Vario-Weeder. Some experience has already been gained in sugar beets.
01-10 | Article

E-Vario-Weeder hoeing machine ready for practical use

Photo: Canva
27-09 | News

Biotalys granted patents for Evoca in Europe and the United States

As Andela has developed it, the Electro Weeder consists of a three-point unit with a generator and inverter. Attached to this unit is a four-point lift system, to which various frames can be mounted based on your needs. One of the choices is working width, which so far can go up to 6 meters. The first production machines have been sold and will be delivered in the spring of 2025. – Photos: Martin Smits
17-09 | Article

Test: Electro weeder puts weeds under high-voltage

Catalera
10-09 | News

Catalera secures series A funding to boost biological pest control solutions

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