The tracked robot moving between vineyard rows at sunset, dust backlit
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RTK position
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Sample telemetry · tracked robot

Farm robotics

The tractor stays in the shed

Autonomous tracked robots for mowing, treatments and transport in vineyards, orchards and vegetables. Less fuel, less compaction, work at night too. It is our next phase, and we are preparing it now.

The point

The drone does the work from above, the robot the work on the ground

Wheel tracks in a wet field at dusk
Four tonnes on two wheels leave a mark for the whole season

Some jobs a drone cannot do: mowing the inter-row, spraying horizontally under the canopy, carrying the crates. Today a tractor does them, with an operator on top and four tonnes on the soil.

A tracked robot of a tonne and a half does the same jobs with no operator and a third of the compaction. Electric or hybrid, at night when the wind is still.

And it reads the same map as the drone. The multispectral survey decides where to treat, the robot executes in the row: one work plan, from air to ground.

What they will do

The work

  • 01
    Vineyard rows from above, grass between the rows

    Mowing and inter-row management

    Mulching grass and green manure between the rows, at fixed times, without stopping anyone.

    vineyard, orchard
  • 02
    The tracked robot moving down the row at blue hour

    Treatments in the row

    Recovery sprayer on the robot, dose from the multispectral map, drift cut to a minimum.

    from the map
  • 03
    Full grape crates in the vineyard during harvest

    Transport

    Crates and bins from the row to the yard during harvest, following the picking crew.

    harvest
  • 04
    The vineyard at night under the stars, a light moving between the rows

    Night work

    The operations that daytime wind and heat make worse move to the night, with no shifts.

    summer

One work plan

The drone's map, executed on the ground

The multispectral survey marks the stretches of row to treat. The robot drives the alleys in a serpentine and opens the sprayer only there: the stretches light up as it passes, the rest of the vineyard gets no product.

stretch marked by the maptreatedthe robot's path

Sample diagram: the marked stretches come from the same vigour function as the field on the home page.

The road map

Where we are and where we are going

  1. from 2026

    Drones

    Application, monitoring and inspections with the DJI fleet. It is today's work, and it pays for the rest.

  2. 2027 season

    First robots

    Mowing and treatments in vineyards and orchards on pilot farms, with the manufacturer alongside.

  3. from 2028

    Integrated system

    Drone, robot and data platform on one work plan, from survey to operation.

Dates are the targets of our business plan and may move with certification and field trials.

The drone passing over the robot standing between the rows at sunset

From the air to the ground

The drone decides where, the robot goes there

One map for two machines: the survey from above picks the stretches, the tracked robot works them at night, when the wind is still and nobody is in the field.

Questions

Before you write

Can I already book a robot?

You can put your farm forward for the 2027 trials. We are looking for vineyards and orchards between five and thirty hectares, with regular inter-rows and a contact person in the field.

Which robots will you use?

Autonomous tracked platforms already certified in Europe, with standard three-point implements. We announce the model when the agreements with the manufacturer are signed.

Does it need a connection in the field?

The robot navigates on RTK and onboard sensors and works without a network. The network is only for remote monitoring and for downloading the data at the end of the day.

Pilot farms are being chosen now

If you have a vineyard or an orchard and the will to try, write to us.