Field robots

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

28-11-2023 | 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

27-11-2023 | 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

Eidam Landtechnik has chosen a completely unique concept for the autonomous tractor. The drive unit of the Innomade TK100 is articulated steering connected to a portal frame. - Photos: Martin Smits

15-11-2023 | News

Eidam Landtechnik showcases prototype autonomous tractor

FarmDroid now also offers growers a dual front wheel system. Photos: FarmDroid

14-11-2023 | News

FarmDroid launches spot-application system

The French machinery manufacturer Kuhn has been working behind the scenes on Karl for some time, and now the autonomous robot tractor is finally on display at the Agritechnica trade fair in Hannover (Germany). Karl is equipped with a lifting device at both the front and rear. - Photo: Martin Smits

13-11-2023 | News

Kuhn’s autonomous robot tractor Karl live at Agritechnica

With version 3.0 of the VTE field robot by Krone and Lemken, it is possible to easily and quickly transport the robot to the field with your own tractor. - Photo: Krone/Lemken

27-10-2023 | News

VTE field robot can be towed by a tractor

The presence of an exhaust on top of the hood indicates the use of an internal combustion engine. - Photo: Kuhn

02-10-2023 | News

More details emerge on Kuhn’s autonomous field robot, Karl

02-05 | Expert opinion

‘Capital Expenses – Part 1: Rethinking Big Iron’

Tx Trimble launches NAV-960 GNSS receiver for precision farming

Turkish Manufacturer Sevsan develops in-row hoe with camera recognition and AI