The Age of Robot Farmers
For centuries, farmers have relied primarily on their wits and work ethic to get the job done. While they’ve had help from tractors, transplantors and sprayers, the next generation of agriculture robotics and automation will put them in control like never before.
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00:00 ● Intro
00:56 ● 1. AgXeed robot tractor - AgBot
03:04 ● 2. John Deere - Autonomous Electric Tractor
04:05 ● 3. John Deere - Autonomous Sprayer
05:21 ● 4. Carbon Robotics - Autonomous Weeder
07:07 ● 5. Naïo Technologies - Dino Autonomous Weeding robot
08:50 ● 6. ecoRobotix - ARA Ultra-high precision mounted Sprayer
10:33 ● 7. Monarch Tractor - All-electric and Autonomous Tractor
● 1. AgXeed robot tractor - AgBot
Dutch agbot technology company AgXeed launched this new agriculture robot with a blast. It's a powerfull machine with a modular hardware and software concept. It can handle existing machines up to CAT III at the rear and CAT II at the front. Power to drive attached machines is also available.
The engine, a four-cylinder water-cooled Deutz diesel, is fitted in the centre of the robot under the ‘bonnet’.
👉• agxeed.com/
● 2. John Deere - Autonomous Electric Tractor
John Deere’s new autonomous tractor concept is a very compact electric drive unit with integrated attachment. The tractor has a total output of 500 kW and can be equipped with either wheels or tracks. Flexible ballasting from 5 to 15 tonnes is possible, depending on the application, to help reduce soil compaction. Thanks to the electric drive, there are no operating emissions and noise levels are extremely low. Further advantages include low wear and maintenance costs.
👉• www.deere.co.uk/en/index.html
● 3. John Deere - Autonomous Sprayer
This novel autonomous sprayer is lighter than a conventional self-propelled sprayer and has a 560 litre spray tank. It can enter fields after rain without causing any soil compaction. The high ground clearance of 1.9 m and four-wheel steering make it extremely versatile, while the tracks minimise ground pressure and greatly extend the operating window.
👉• www.deere.co.uk/en/index.html
● 4. Carbon Robotics Disrupts Farming Industry with Autonomous Weeders
Carbon Robotics, an autonomous robotics company, today unveiled its third-generation autonomous weed elimination robots. The Autonomous Weeder leverages robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and laser technology to safely and effectively drive through crop fields to identify, target and eliminate weeds.
Unlike other weeding technologies, the robots utilize high-power lasers to eradicate weeds through thermal energy, without disturbing the soil. The automated robots allow farmers to use less herbicides and reduce labor to remove unwanted plants while improving the reliability and predictability of costs, crop yield and more.
👉• carbonrobotics.com/
● 5. Naïo Technologies - Dino Autonomous vegetable weeding robot
The Dino robot is designed to make vegetable weeding on large-scale vegetable farms easier. Its main asset is that it works autonomously, so you have more time for tasks with higher added value.
Dino is the first entirely autonomous electric robot to mechanically weed vegetable crops. The robot is designed by Naïo Technologies and has been on the market since early 2017. Today, more than 20 robots now weed our customers’ and partners’ vegetable fields in France and in Europe.
👉• www.naio-technologies.com/en/...
● 6. ecoRobotix - ARA Ultra-high precision mounted sprayer
ARA performs spraying operations in plane fields and row crops. Using cutting-edge AI, its vision and computer systems detect and selectively spray the weeds with a micro-dose of herbicide. The centimetre-precise detection and spraying reduces the volume of herbicide used up to 95%, while ensuring crops are not sprayed for yield preservation.
In addition to weeding operations, ARA can also be used to selectively spray the crop with insecticides, fungicides or fertilizers.
👉• www.ecorobotix.com/en/ara_mou...
● 7. Monarch Tractor - All-electric and Autonomous tractor
US firm Monarch Tractor has developed an all-electric and autonomous tractor in a bid to mitigate the effects of climate change and help farmers meet growing demands.
While traditional diesel-powered tractors produce approximately 14-times more emissions than an ordinary car, according to the US firm, the Monarch Tractor has no tailpipe emissions due to its fully electric powertrain.
👉• www.monarchtractor.com/
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