Description
The AgBot is an autonomous tractor for specialised and standard implements designed for category III rear and category II front hitches. Working widths are up to six metres (depending on the type of implement used) and the track width is up to 3.2 metres.
Drive train type
The vehicle is powered by a 156 hp four-cylinder Deutz diesel engine that drives an electric generator to power all actuators (drivetrain, PTO, fan, etc.).
Characteristics
The AgXeed AgBot can be used straight from the box. No special implements are required, nor special software on your home computer. AgXeed delivers a ready-to-use ecosystem that avoids compacting the soil by providing very low ground pressure of maximum 0.5 kg/cm². Stepless manual track adjustment between 1800mm and 3200mm. Optionally equipped with an AEF high voltage contact based on 700V.
Navigation system
Navigation and planning takes place via cloud-based software that automatically generates path planning
based on the field’s geofences and machine specifications.
Name robot | AgBot 5.115T2 |
Dimensions | Working widths are up to six metres (depending on the type of implement used) and the track width is up to 3.2 metres. |
Turning radius | Undisclosed |
Weight | AgXeed deliver a ready-to-use ecosystem that avoids compacting the soil by providing very low ground pressure of maximum 0.5 kg/cm². |
Energy source | A 156 hp four-cylinder Deutz diesel engine |
Energy stock/range | 350 l diesel tank, 30 l AdBlue tank |
Driveline | The vehicle is powered by a 156 hp four-cylinder Deutz diesel engine that drives an electric generator to power all actuators (drivetrain, PTO, fan, etc.) |
Output capacity | Undisclosed |
Navigation system | Navigation and planning takes place via cloud-based software that automatically generates path planning based on the field’s geofences and machine specifications. |
Pricing | Sells from €249,500 (US $246.182 according to exchange rate of 22-09-2022) Note: According to statement 2021 |
Availability (countries) | Initial sales in the Netherlands, Germany, France and the UK Note: According to statement 2021 |
Units operational (total end 2022) | 2 Note: According to statement 2021 |