Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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Carbon Robotics introduced LaserWeeder G2 in February 2025, offering multiple working widths and revised lasers, cameras, computing and cooling to extend its tractor-mounted weeding approach across different farm layouts.
The JaetRobi project combines camera-based plant recognition with a precisely positioned blue laser, targeting young weeds close to vegetable crops while researchers address speed and reliability.
Japanese startup Inaho reported an updated harvesting robot in April 2019, emphasizing a narrower body and handling of dense spring asparagus ahead of its planned commercial service launch.
Naïo Technologies outlined a broader robot range in January 2022, including Jo for narrow vineyards and Orio for row crops, alongside plans to offer robotic services in the United States.
FarmWise introduced Vulcan at World Ag Expo in February 2023, offering computer-vision-guided mechanical weeding in an open cultivator frame, with single-bed and triple-bed versions announced for vegetable growers.
A study of five organic vegetable crops reports water and yield benefits from an automated system tested with growers in Sa Kaeo.
A new UK robotics adoption programme includes an agri-food hub in Lincoln, connecting businesses with demonstrations, specialist advice and practical support for deploying automation.
