It is a sunny day in May 2023. An efficient 75hp machine with an empty weight of 3.2t rolling on 710mm wheels, about to get some corn seeds into the ground. The AgXeed AgBot 2.055W4 featuring AMAZONE FTender 1600 and AMAZONE Precea 3000. Low ground pressure, precise nutrient and seed placement, as well as perfect
We launched the first AgBot in Australia, marking a significant milestone in our mission to provide autonomy in agriculture. Our latest use case in controlled traffic farming involves repairing hardened and uneven wheel tracks that often result from using the same tramlines repeatedly. To address this challenge, our AgBot is equipped with a tramline renovator
We are happy to announce, on August 22nd, we updated our AgXCloud (Portal) and App with new features. From now on it’s possible to build implements in the portal, download heatmaps with sensor data, and much more! Here, we will be sharing some highlights of the update. Preparation for automatic LiDar box adjustments To automate
Throughout August and September, Agravis planned a large robotic demo tour through Germany. This past month, they have already shown the AgBot on field days in Otze, Bardenhagen, Arendsee and Stendal, as well as on the Agravis Future Farm. In case you missed it or want to see more, check out the upcoming dates for
It has come to our attention that farmers in Hungary have been hungry for autonomous farming. That is why, we have an event planned on September 12 to demonstrate the AgBot, especially for those very interested farmers in Hungary. Are you interested and would you like to visit the event as well? Send an email
Regardless of the busy season, we were still able to show our AgBots on farmers’ fields and capture some Live from the Fields moments. Two French farmers found the time to host a demo of our AgBots at their farms. A tine-, disc- and deep cultivator were used on fields in Connantre and Poivres. In