spraying technology

CEO Jaisimha Rao : “I think we are already helping more farmers with spot spraying than some of the other existing players in the market.” - Photos: Niqo Robotics

20-05 | Article

CEO Jaisimha Rao of Niqo Robotics: ‘We are not just a spraying company’

Case IH will import and distribute the Vtol in two models, 30 litres and 70 litres, in Brazil to all its concessionaries. - Photos: Daniel Azevedo

16-05 | News

Case IH ‘gatecrashes’ agricultural drone market with two models

Stara’s Imperador 4000 Eco Spray can operate 24/7 using ONE SMART SPRAY’s technology, which includes an LED lighting system. - Photos; Stara

15-05 | News

First sprayer with One Smart Spray’s weed management system launched

A group of aeronautical engineers developed the VTol Agrobee 200 drone. - Photo: Daniel Azevedo

13-05 | News

Agrishow: Mega-drone reaches autonomy of 1h20min with 200 litres of chemicals

According to Niqo Robotics, the farmers who have used the technology, reported up to 60% chemical cost savings in the early stages of spray without any compromise on efficacy. - Photos: Niqo Robotics

25-04 | Article

Niqo Robotics introduces spot spraying technology that fits any sprayer

Virtually any sprayer can be retrofitted with SymphonyNozzle control. - Photo: Shutterstock/ Valentin Valkov

15-04 | Article

Improving spraying applications with new nozzle technology

A camera-guided hoe from Schmotzer. Correction based on a camera signal is done hydraulically with a linear side shift. Schmotzer also provides a control system based on sensors. This works well in relatively large and coarse crops such as corn or sunflowers. - Photo: Schmotzer

08-04 | Article

Camera-guided hoeing is here to stay

The researchers say that reducing the environmental footprint of agriculture while maintaining or improving yields is a major challenge of the coming decades. - Photo: Pixabay

04-04 | News

Organic agriculture can increase pesticide use on nearby fields

The spot sprayer developed by the British companies Techneat Engineering and Tillet en Hague underwent extensive testing in the past year in the United Kingdom. The Weedwizard spot sprayer is now available there. - Photo: Techneat

05-03 | News

Two British companies have developed a spot sprayer

The electric autonomous herbicide orchard sprayer, Electric GUSS. - Photo: Marc Pasveer

20-02 | News

John Deere and GUSS Automation unveil electric option