Autonomous mowing and smart inter-row maintenance.
Less manual work. More information. Better decisions.
One season means many repetitive tasks, decisions and field walks.
Mowing and maintenance
Tracking the weather in the garden itself
The right moment to spray
Constant monitoring
Harder and harder to find
Where a person goes for a routine task today, an autonomous machine can go tomorrow.
We are developing a platform that moves and works in agricultural plantations and can perform different tasks.
Movement, sensors and control.
Mowing, monitoring and future tools.
The goal: one machine instead of many narrowly specialised solutions.
A routine operation that repeats throughout the season.
Choose the zone and the task.
It moves along a repeatable path.
With minimal intervention.
Two base platforms for the needs of the farm – compact and heavy-duty.
For narrow inter-rows and lighter tasks
| Working width | 550 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 95 kg |
| Speed | 0–6 km/h |
| Slope operation | up to 25° |
| Engine | 6 hp |
| Dimensions | 98 × 82 × 43 cm |
For wide inter-rows and heavier work
| Working width | 1200 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 356 kg |
| Speed | 0–5 km/h |
| Slope operation | 15–20° |
| Engine | 15 hp |
| Dimensions | 156 × 138 × 82 cm |
Figures are indicative for the base machines. The final configuration depends on the terrain, the task and the equipment.
A machine that regularly passes through the garden can do much more.
A regular look at the plantation.
Information on every pass.
Marking spots that need checking.
Monitoring the inter-rows.
New tasks on the same platform.
The weather station and the robot build a more complete picture of the farm.
The data is linked to observations from the field.
Watches the garden and performs the assigned operations.
You get information for better decisions.
The system detects the need and sends the machine.
The weather station is the first step towards a more connected farm.
Which tasks between the rows would you never want to do by hand again?