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Harvest technology

The colossal CR11 combine harvester from New Holland is manufactured in Zedelgem, Belgium. It showcased its capabilities in Germany's Magdeburger Börde region, where, under optimal conditions, it reportedly threshes up to 120 tons of wheat per hour. – Photo’s: Bob Karsten
09-12 | Article

All the Ins and Outs of the CR11 beast from New Holland

The Austrian machinery manufacturer Pöttinger is introducing a wider version of the Sensosafe wildlife scanner at the Agromek 2024 trade fairoto: Photo: Pöttinger
29-11 | News

Pöttinger Sensosafe wildlife scanner now available for 10-meter-wide equipment

Photo: Fieldwork
18-11 | News

Fieldwork Robotics signs collaboration agreement with Burro

In future, robotic grippers with haptic capabilities will be able to grab and sort apples and other fruit more gently. The gripper developed in the BioGrip project adapts to the apple’s shape. – Photo: Fraunhofer IWS
08-11 | News

The robotic hand learns to feel

AVR Machinery is introducing a grading measurement system on the Puma 4.0 self-propelled harvester. The system will be shown to the public for the first time at the Interpom trade fair in Kortrijk (November 24-26). – Photos: AVR
31-10 | News

AVR launches grading measurement system on the Puma 4.0.

Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) researchers are piloting new robotic grape pickers. – Photo: QMUL
30-10 | News

QMUL researchers pioneer AI and robotics to transform vineyard harvests

Erik Pekkeriet leads the Vision and Robotics program team at Wageningen UR.
30-10 | News

WUR-researcher: ‘Selective harvesting is the biggest challenge for robots’

The University of Essex (UK) has been working with world-famous jam makers, Wilkin & Sons, to test robots which can harvest and package strawberries. _ Photo: University of Essex
24-10 | News

Strawberry-picking robot to speed up harvest and tackle labour crisis

Cultivation of asparagus. – Photo: Bert Jansen
25-09 | News

Robotization and AI transforming asparagus farming

The Fieldworker 1 robot allows more accurate detection of berry ripeness and has a heightened picking speed. Photos: Fieldwork Robotics
13-09 | News

Fieldwork Robotics to test new berry harvesting robot at Costa Farms in Australia



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