Greenhouse Automation Directory
Greenhouse Automation Directory
A directory to list tools to improve productivity:
lower costs - increase yields, enhance plant health.
Unless specifically stated, we do not act for any of the manufacturers whose products are displayed.
lower costs - increase yields, enhance plant health.
Unless specifically stated, we do not act for any of the manufacturers whose products are displayed.
- Monitors: Air, water, light, temperature & soil conditions. Track entire buildings, rows or individual plants.
- Robots: Cultivation, tilling, harvesting, application of insecticide, herbicide, fungicide.
- Automated Controls: Respond to sensors to implement plant solutions
Robots
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Pepper Harvest Robot,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cucumber Harvest Robots
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Multi Function Systems,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cargo Robot
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Tomato Harvest Robots,Strawberry Harvest Robots
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
Robots
Floating Robotics
Automate harvesting and de-leafing 24/7!
Pick generic trusses every 10 seconds, and cherry trusses every 8 seconds.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Polly is the robotic platform developed by Arugga AI. The robot successfully replicates buzz pollination. The platform will support several modules: robotic pollination, plant lowering, non-contact pruning and pest & disease detection.
The robots have been deployed in Australia, the US, Canada and Finland.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
The Swiss company, Floating Robotics, is developing a tomato harvesting robot. The robot will perform in three areas: harvesting, crating, and some logistics.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Harvest robots for tomatoes & peppers, developed in cooperation with Wageningen University, now ready for the market. https://www.saia-agrobotics.com/
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Tomato Harvest Robots,Cucumber Harvest Robots
The world’s largest commercial harvesting robot fleet with 150 production robots.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
Manufactured by Four Growers, The GR-100 is an autonomous tomato, pepper, cucumber harvesting robot. Through the use of a robotic arm that is calibrated with four stereo cameras, it can precisely detect and harvest ripe crops. https://fourgrowers.com/about/ See their Oct 24, 2023 article in Hortidaily
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Pepper Harvest Robot,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cucumber Harvest Robots
Autonomous wheeled harvester with day & night vision. Collects and integrates data with other systems. https://automatorobotics.com/
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Robots
Sub-Categories:
Multi Function Systems,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cargo Robot
"The robot sees the tomato, identifies its ripeness, decides whether or not to pick it. If it decides to pick it, it'll go up suck it in to the vacuum system, pass through the tube and drops it into a crate. Then the crate will get shifted into the packing cart."
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
A French company still in it's development stage.
The Harvey robot is designed to harvest strawberries & tomatoes.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Tomato Harvest Robots,Strawberry Harvest Robots
In terms of speed, Panasonic claims it can match a human worker by harvesting 10 tomatoes every minute.
The key to the robot's speed is the fast movement of the arm combined with the AI system Panasonic employed to select edible tomatoes. The robot can be mounted on a rail system allowing it to quickly move from one vine to another.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Eagle:
A robotic arm, directed by proprietary omatai™ data engine, provides growers with precise indoor harvesting solutions for glasshouse fruit and vegetables. The robot runs on rails.
Eagle combines computer vision with an advanced 3D AI data engine, collecting nearly 300 variables during each glasshouse harvesting session.
The data engine that directs Eagle contains variables collected over years.
Between Eagle and the data engine lies Xihelm’s proprietary harvesting AI. It has run continuously since 2017, its data volume growing 15-fold as Eagle collects and stores yet more harvest, plant, fruit and glasshouse variables.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Inaho isa Japanese firm with a branch office in the Netherlands. The robot, on rubber tires, follows a tape laid on the ground. With one battery charge and the help of one operator, the robot can pick for twelve hours.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Priva introduced Kompano on September 28, 2012 during the GreenTech. The Kompano is the first robot on the market that can move around a greenhouse independently alongside employees. This makes 24/7 autonomous leaf cutting in horticulture a new reality. Implementing robotization is a major revolution in the horticultural market and addresses the global need for sustainable innovation with enormous potential.
Kompano is designed to de-leaf tomato plants 24/7. It is the first robot, worldwide, that provides users with an economically viable alternative for de-leafing tomato crops by hand. Smart algorithms and a patented end-effector guarantee over 85% effectiveness at a weekly range of 1 hectare.Kompano makes it easier for growers to manage their workforce. Kompano is easily controlled by a smart device and adjustable to users preferences and requirements. Kompano will operate perfectly alongside staff and take care of the more laborious tasks. Kompano offers support to train staff to operate the equipment and a comprehensive service program.
In time, the Kompao line will be expanded to a leaf-cutting robot for cucumbers and harvesting robots for tomatoes and cucumbers.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
The harvest robot is the result of a powerful partnership between DENSO and Certhon. DENSO’s ‘kaizen*’ combined with Certhon’s ingenuity, ensures the knowledge and experience to build solutions.
The Certhon Harvest Robot detects, cuts and transports tomatoes to boxes all by itself. Deep-learning technology will make the robot smarter with each harvest. With the data it provides, a grower can eventually forecast and plan for best growth.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Vertical Harvester
The harvesting height can be adjusted for a variety of picking circumstances, by adjusting the vertical position of the arm, the picking can be done no matter how tall or low the crops are.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
Greenhouse AI Robotics solutions. Tomato harvest robot not on tracks. The robot is able to pick tomatoes, using 3D vision and machine vision algorithms to identify and locate the tomatoes that are ready to be picked. The robot is designed for easy integration with existing greenhouse infrastructure. The company's robotic technology is also able to perform other labor-intensive tasks such as pruning and de-leafing.
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Robots
Floating Robotics
Automate harvesting and de-leafing 24/7!
Pick generic trusses every 10 seconds, and cherry trusses every 8 seconds.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Polly is the robotic platform developed by Arugga AI. The robot successfully replicates buzz pollination. The platform will support several modules: robotic pollination, plant lowering, non-contact pruning and pest & disease detection.
The robots have been deployed in Australia, the US, Canada and Finland.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
The Swiss company, Floating Robotics, is developing a tomato harvesting robot. The robot will perform in three areas: harvesting, crating, and some logistics.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Harvest robots for tomatoes & peppers, developed in cooperation with Wageningen University, now ready for the market. https://www.saia-agrobotics.com/
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Tomato Harvest Robots,Cucumber Harvest Robots
The world’s largest commercial harvesting robot fleet with 150 production robots.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
Manufactured by Four Growers, The GR-100 is an autonomous tomato, pepper, cucumber harvesting robot. Through the use of a robotic arm that is calibrated with four stereo cameras, it can precisely detect and harvest ripe crops. https://fourgrowers.com/about/ See their Oct 24, 2023 article in Hortidaily
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Pepper Harvest Robot,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cucumber Harvest Robots
Autonomous wheeled harvester with day & night vision. Collects and integrates data with other systems. https://automatorobotics.com/
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Multi Function Systems,Tomato Harvest Robots,Cargo Robot
"The robot sees the tomato, identifies its ripeness, decides whether or not to pick it. If it decides to pick it, it'll go up suck it in to the vacuum system, pass through the tube and drops it into a crate. Then the crate will get shifted into the packing cart."
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
A French company still in it's development stage.
The Harvey robot is designed to harvest strawberries & tomatoes.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Tomato Harvest Robots,Strawberry Harvest Robots
In terms of speed, Panasonic claims it can match a human worker by harvesting 10 tomatoes every minute.
The key to the robot's speed is the fast movement of the arm combined with the AI system Panasonic employed to select edible tomatoes. The robot can be mounted on a rail system allowing it to quickly move from one vine to another.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Eagle:
A robotic arm, directed by proprietary omatai™ data engine, provides growers with precise indoor harvesting solutions for glasshouse fruit and vegetables. The robot runs on rails.
Eagle combines computer vision with an advanced 3D AI data engine, collecting nearly 300 variables during each glasshouse harvesting session.
The data engine that directs Eagle contains variables collected over years.
Between Eagle and the data engine lies Xihelm’s proprietary harvesting AI. It has run continuously since 2017, its data volume growing 15-fold as Eagle collects and stores yet more harvest, plant, fruit and glasshouse variables.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Inaho isa Japanese firm with a branch office in the Netherlands. The robot, on rubber tires, follows a tape laid on the ground. With one battery charge and the help of one operator, the robot can pick for twelve hours.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Priva introduced Kompano on September 28, 2012 during the GreenTech. The Kompano is the first robot on the market that can move around a greenhouse independently alongside employees. This makes 24/7 autonomous leaf cutting in horticulture a new reality. Implementing robotization is a major revolution in the horticultural market and addresses the global need for sustainable innovation with enormous potential.
Kompano is designed to de-leaf tomato plants 24/7. It is the first robot, worldwide, that provides users with an economically viable alternative for de-leafing tomato crops by hand. Smart algorithms and a patented end-effector guarantee over 85% effectiveness at a weekly range of 1 hectare.Kompano makes it easier for growers to manage their workforce. Kompano is easily controlled by a smart device and adjustable to users preferences and requirements. Kompano will operate perfectly alongside staff and take care of the more laborious tasks. Kompano offers support to train staff to operate the equipment and a comprehensive service program.
In time, the Kompao line will be expanded to a leaf-cutting robot for cucumbers and harvesting robots for tomatoes and cucumbers.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
The harvest robot is the result of a powerful partnership between DENSO and Certhon. DENSO’s ‘kaizen*’ combined with Certhon’s ingenuity, ensures the knowledge and experience to build solutions.
The Certhon Harvest Robot detects, cuts and transports tomatoes to boxes all by itself. Deep-learning technology will make the robot smarter with each harvest. With the data it provides, a grower can eventually forecast and plan for best growth.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
Vertical Harvester
The harvesting height can be adjusted for a variety of picking circumstances, by adjusting the vertical position of the arm, the picking can be done no matter how tall or low the crops are.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Categories:
Strawberry Harvest Robots,Tomato Harvest Robots
Greenhouse AI Robotics solutions. Tomato harvest robot not on tracks. The robot is able to pick tomatoes, using 3D vision and machine vision algorithms to identify and locate the tomatoes that are ready to be picked. The robot is designed for easy integration with existing greenhouse infrastructure. The company's robotic technology is also able to perform other labor-intensive tasks such as pruning and de-leafing.
Read More
Category:
Robots
Sub-Category:
Tomato Harvest Robots
