field robots

Around 20 autonomous field robots will be demonstrated at World FIRA 2023. - Photo: GOFAR

10-11-2022 | News

World FIRA 2023: Robots will put on a show in the field

What field robots are currently for sale? Future Farming's buyer's guide provides an overview of all commercially available field robots.

08-11-2022 | Article

More than 50 commercially available field robots in the Future Farming buying guide 2023

The first version of the Ted robot arrives at Château Cheval Blanc in 2020. - Photo: Maxence Guillaumot

04-11-2022 | Article

Pioneering Naïo’s Ted robot: Promising but not yet an alternative to the tractor

Photo: FIRA

04-11-2022 | News

VIDEO | 8 field robots in action at FIRA USA 2022

Norwegian agri-technology company Saga Robotics, developer of the Thorvald autonomous ag robot, has raised £8.5 million to accelerate their growth within the strawberry sector in the UK, and accelerate further growth internationally, expanding on their current roster of US, Italy and Norway.

02-11-2022 | News

Saga Robotics raises £8.5M to fund growth of Thorvald autonomous ag robot

The autonomous UGV automates tree and vine crop tasks for orchards and vineyards. - Photo: Robotics Plus

25-10-2022 | Article

Robotics Plus launches autonomous UGV for tree and vine crop tasks

For this 2022 edition, SIMA sets out to be the meeting place for solutions and technologies for agriculture, instead of just an agricultural machinery show. - Photo: SIMA

24-10-2022 | News

SIMA and FIRA present Agricultural Robotics Village

Future Farming is looking for users of autonomous technology to share their experiences, positive and negative, with colleagues.

21-10-2022 | News

Do you use an autonomous tractor or field robot? Share your experiences with us!

The autonomous herbicide sprayer Herbicide GUSS will spray 7 acres per hour, depending on speed and row spacing. - Photo: GUSS Automation

18-10-2022 | Article

GUSS launches autonomous herbicide sprayer for orchards

Small and lightweight semi-autonomous field robots that can perform non-tillage weed control can potentially contribute to a significant increase in crop production efficiency while reducing soil pressure impact, - Photo: Twan Wiermans

17-10-2022 | News

Non-tillage weed control with small robots explored in Swiss project