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The basic cost of the robot is €150,000, with the expectation of Stéphane benefiting from a €52,000 subsidy. The robot is as competitive as a conventional straddle carrier, and still €50,000 less expensive than an electric robot. - Photos: Anthony Retournard

28-11 | Article

The new TRAXX vineyard robot: a surprising first feedback

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

27-11 | 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 | Article

Ag-Robot Buying Guide 2024 is out now

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

21-11 | 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 | Article

‘Machinery manufacturer must prepare for unmanned tractors’

Jacto´s Uniport 300 shares 300 different data every 5 seconds regarding consumption, speed, temperature, winds, weather conditions, covered área, and GPS, among others, through the “Ekos” platform. - Photos: Jacto

17-11 | Article

Jacto steps forward to delivery connectivity to Brazilian farmers

The driving behavior of the electric narrow-track tractor Fendt e107V is exactly like that of the 207V diesel tractors. Inside you will notice that the sound is different: the diesel rumble of the three-cylinder is missing. - Photos: Bob Karsten

15-11 | Article

Test drive with the electric narrow-track tractor Fendt e107V

The new electric grain harvester will be suitable and adaptable for a range of crop types and conditions. “Beans, peas, wheat, canola, lentils, those will be its forte”, Mr Lucas points out. - Photos: LINTTAS

09-11 | Article

LINTTAS: world’s first electric combine with innovative linear threshing system

More and more manufacturers want to benefit from the progression from automation to autonomy. This doesn't necessarily mean unmanned, as seen with Amazone and Claas, which have established an autonomy partnership with AgXeed and now Müthing.

06-11 | Article

Agritechnica 2023: more convenience and insight through precision

Photos: René Koerhuis

03-11 | Article

Take a look at FIRA USA 2023 in pictures part 2