Technical partnership represents the next step in a relationship that began with AGCO’s strategic investment in Apex.AI in December 2021.

The Central Californian company says its robots have logged 15,000 commercial hours on vegetable farms.

IDTechEx has identified automation as a key technology area that could help vertical farms reduce key costs.

AgroScout software uses both AI and robotics to monitor crops in order to accurately plan processing and manufacturing operations.

Roadmap includes formation of commercial unmanned farms operated by advanced machines by the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan period.

From robotics to connectivity, technological transformation offers tremendous possibility for the farming and food sectors.

GUSS (Global Unmanned Spray System) is a pioneer in semi-autonomous orchard and vineyard sprayers.

AI offers great promise for efficient food production but more work needs to be done before it can be left unsupervised.

A new report raises considerations around ag's readiness for large-scale adoption of autonomous vehicles.

U.K.-based Small Robot Company is looking to change farmyard operations using a much smaller approach.

Over the next several years, Verdant Robotics aims to deliver complete robotics solutions globally.

The project aligns nutrient application timing to a crop’s nutrient needs to improve efficiency and reduce nutrient loss.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute has developed an intelligent robot designed to handle the human-based tasks of thinning and pruning peach trees.

The tractor-towed weeding implement fits in seamlessly with existing farming infrastructure.

Using advanced computer vision and machine learning, the agricultural platform is expanding Wavemaker Labs’ AgTech portfolio.

What's the future of Agtech? Farmers and tech companies weigh in.

British research team of agricultural engineering and machinery experts develops harvesting robot with IDS camera.

The machine combines Deere’s 8R tractor, TruSet-enabled chisel plow, GPS guidance system, and new advanced technologies.

Major manufacturers are commercializing incremental innovation, paving the way for driverless tractors whenever farmers are ready. The VISION Conference will dive deep into adoption trends.

The event featured more than 1,500 participants from 50 countries that gathered around agricultural robotics in Toulouse, France in early December.