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A agricultural robot of the type "Field Swarm Unit 2", which can weed and cultivate soil, is being demonstrated in Germany. - Photo: ANP/Sebastian Willnow

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IDTechEx: Market for agricultural robots to grow quickly in coming decade

Garuda Aerospace has pledged to manufacture 600,000 drones by 2025. - Photo: Garuda Aerospace

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Agricultural drones taking off fast in India

Photo: WeedAway

21-06 | Article

Dutch develop “WeedAway” field robot for eradication of dock leaf

The Agras T30 is DJI’s flagship for agriculture. The company confirmed that it has sold over 50,000 Agras drones worldwide. The T30 and T10 are available in over 100 countries worldwide, including North America and Europe. - Photo: DJI

17-06 | Article

Reasons for optimism in fast-growing drone market

Lemken and Krone developed an autonomous vehicle that can perform various tasks without a driver. - Photos: Annelies Bakker

16-06 | Article

Lemken and Krone aim for large-scale perfection with field robots

Pelicans have now completed over 3,000 missions, including research and development flights. - Photo: Pyka

10-06 | Article

Pyka Pelican on doorstep of getting commercial approval in US

Andrew Smith (left) and his father Ian. Andrew is a fourth-generation farmer. - Photo: R&R Smith

09-06 | Article

Using harvesting platforms to broaden the workforce

The funding allows FarmWise to expand the capabilities of its automated mechanical weeder into new crops. - Photo: FarmWise

08-06 | Article

FarmWise accelerates release of its weeding implement

The Aeroseeder AS30, which can carry up to 18 kg of seeds, is capable of seeding up to 100 acres (40.5 hectares) within eight hours. - Photo: Aeroseeder

03-06 | Article

What’s new in our drone buying guide 2022?

The e-robotiller was shown to the public in the Netherlands in May. This field robot is designed for tillage and is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. - Photos: Roel Dijkstra

01-06 | Article

E-robotiller field robot makes its public debut