AgrotechOrchard Robotics founder Charlie Wu says his tractor-mounted AI camera, which counts and sizes fruit tree by tree, pays back three to ten times in its first year through labour and input savings, and the company is expanding from apples into a dozen other crops.
AgrotechTRIC Robotics has gone from half-acre trials in 2021 to treating more than 1,500 acres of commercial strawberries this year with a fleet of 15 autonomous machines that use ultraviolet light and bug vacuums in place of chemical pesticides.
AgrotechCalifornia’s Bonsai Robotics says a learned vision model that turns 2D camera images into a 3D understanding of the field lets one autonomy system work across orchards, vineyards and berries; it has sold more than 400 units and its new Amiga Max platform is sold out for the year.
AgrotechSeattle laser-weeding company Carbon Robotics crossed $100 million in revenue in the year to March 2026, is building a new and still unannounced farm machine, and intends to become a publicly traded company, founder Paul Mikesell says.
