field robots

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

09:00 | Article

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

Photo: WeedAway

21-06 | Article

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

Amazone says the AgXeed autonomous platforms are an excellent match for its implements range.- Photo: Amazone

20-06 | News

Amazone acquires stake in startup AgXeed

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

Fendt Xaver, developed by Fendt as part of a research project, plants seeds on farms 24 hours a day with centimeter precision thanks to the Apex.OS software. - Photo: AGCO

13-06 | News

AGCO adds new autonomous capabilities to Fendt Xaver field robot

Photo: DLG

07-06 | News

Smart farming on DLG Feldtage event

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

Photos: Stefan Tovornik, Horsch

31-05 | Article

This is how the Horsch RO 1 field robot works

Eventually the fruit picking robot will be able to harvest autonomously. - Photo: Monash University

25-05 | Article

Australian harvesting robot picks apples in seven seconds

Lemken and Krone have jointly developed a vehicle that can do the work in the field without an operator. Photo: Annelies Bakker

23-05 | News

Lemken and Krone show autonomous field robot