The review reveals that supervised learning dominates AI-driven agriculture, accounting for nearly 60 to 88 percent of all ...

A Carbon Robotics autonomous weeder in a field. Globally, the market for agricultural robots is growing, according to a new report. Agricultural robots are on the march. According to a new report from ...

Agriculture must become more efficient: Robots and autonomous supertractors are one important solution. Crammed with cameras and sensors, the metal crab slowly works its way through the cornfield. By ...

The Amiga Trax is a modular, low-clearance vehicle engineered for rugged outdoor work. It is developed for spraying, weeding, ...

The research team is looking into integrating this robot gripper into robotic arms, which the agricultural industry could ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carbon Robotics, a leader in AI-powered robotics, today announced that its LaserWeeder™ has been named “Best AI-based Solution for Agriculture” in the sixth annual AI ...

Chowdhary, a researcher at the University of Illinois, works surrounded by corn, one of the most productive monocultures in the world. In the United States, the corn industry was valued at $82.6 ...

Check out the latest ag robotics from FIRA 2025, and hear about a new incubator called The Reservoir, with founder Danny Bernstein.

Greenfield Robotics provides regenerative agriculture solutions without chemicals. Their fleets of autonomous robots are lightweight and cut weeds between rows of broadacre crops, day or night, ...

This blog is not called “Disaster Agriculture,” but I’ll digress for this one moment to share the information below. My reasoning is not so much this direct application of technology and robotics as ...

London, England – BT has delivered a robotics platform and management system as part of the Innovate UK-funded ‘Robot Highways’ project. The project is exploring the use of IoT and robotics in smart ...

Are we finally starting to see the adoption of labor-saving robots in agriculture? The short and unfulfilling summary answer is “It depends”. Undeniably, we are seeing clear signs of progress yet, ...