Tech in focus

Agritechnica, the world's largest agricultural innovation showcase, drew over 470,000 visitors in 2023. - Photo: Agritechnica

27-11-2023 | Article

Agricultural robotics take centre stage at Agritechnica

Like in previous years, the multipurpose category contains the most robots. It is notable that an increasing number of manufacturers are betting on relatively small two-track vehicles that can replace a compact, orchard/vineyard or even a standard tractor. - Photo: FieldRobotics

23-11-2023 | Article

Ag-Robot Buying Guide 2024 is out now

MoonDino is capable of 16 hours of autonomy in standard conditions, weatherproof and operates in all temperatures. Photos: ArvaTec

22-11-2023 | News

MoonDino has wheels that also act as weeding tools

Latest development from the UK-based Small Robot Company is this prototype for microspraying weeds, pests and diseases. - Photos: SRC

21-11-2023 | Article

Microspraying with UK’s SRC Tomv4 hits the target

Dutch arable farmer Gert Sterenborg in the north of the Netherlands has tested an unmanned autonomous Steyr tractor. - Photos: Theo Galama

20-11-2023 | Article

‘Machinery manufacturer must prepare for unmanned tractors’

Photo's: WUR

20-11-2023 | News

WUR Agro Food Robotics embarks as Vision + Robotics

Winners of the Future Prize for Agricultural Technology. - Photos: DLG

17-11-2023 | News

DLG Agrifuture Concept Winner 2023 unveils promising innovations for farmers

The new flagship model from Lovol is the P7240, with 240 hp and a continuously variable transmission. It is expected that by the end of 2024, the homologation will be complete, making the Lovol tractor available in Europe. - Photos: Mark Pasveer.

17-11-2023 | News

Green and white Chinese Lovol tractors now with CVT at Agritechnica

Two notable tractors from the Indian tractor manufacturer Tafe: on the left is a tractor that runs on hydrogen and on the right an electric tractor. - Photos: Mark Pasveer.

16-11-2023 | News

Indian Tafe presents tractors powered by hydrogen and electricity

The German machinery manufacturer surprised visitors at the Agritechnica by presenting a Xerion tractor that can drive autonomously. - Photos: Mark Pasveer.

16-11-2023 | News

Claas surprises with prototype autonomous Xerion tractor

Western Australian farms adopt robotics for efficiency and sustainability

Biome Makers: Soil Biology Integration with John Deere, CNH & FieldView

19-03 | Article

Arable farmer Marijn Vermuë: ‘Field robot does not need a dentist and has no social obligations’