Field robots

Swiss ecoRobotix selected Fira for the world premiere of its new Avo weed control robot. The previous robot, a much smaller one with a Delta arm and one nozzle, had too low a capacity and is now marketed as a scouting robot. The 2.04 m wide Avo detects weeds with RGB cameras and its own light source and sprays them with one or more of the 52 nozzles. The electric robot must be able to work 12 to 16 hours in a row. It will be tested in 2020 and 30 zero series models will follow in 2021 for around ¬ 80,000.

06-01-2020 | Article

Robots rule at Fira in Toulouse

In the past weeks, Jamie has been running his new robot system daily on his farm. "We really don't understand yet what the full potential of it is."

31-10-2019 | Article

‘Far less drama’ than expected with SwarmFarm robot

Naïo Dino robot able to weed between lettuce

28-10-2019 | News

Naïo Dino robot able to weed between lettuce

How to (effectively) prepare for the arrival of a robot on your farm

24-09-2019 | Expert opinion

How to (effectively) prepare for the arrival of a robot on your farm

FarmWise raises $ 14.5m for weeding robots

23-09-2019 | News

FarmWise raises $ 14.5m for weeding robots

Nissan robot duck keeps paddy fields clear of weeds

17-07-2019 | News

Nissan robot duck keeps paddy fields clear of weeds

Australian farm robots to assist aging workforce

06-06-2019 | News

Australian farm robots to assist aging workforce

FarmWise and Roush to develop weeding robots

03-04-2019 | News

FarmWise and Roush to develop weeding robots

First weed bots common sight within 10 years

07-02-2019 | Expert opinion

First weed bots common sight within 10 years

Robots grow 50 hectares of maize autonomously

01-04-2018 | Article

Robots grow 50 hectares of maize autonomously

20-02 | Article

Precision spraying is gaining ground

TTA-ISO introduces fully automated tomato harvesting robot

MULA to bridge technology gap