The German start-up Paltech presented a robot that can identify broad-leaved dock in grassland and mechanically destroy it.

Thinking big, and perhaps doing even bigger – that is the approach of Turkish engineer Önder Yol, co-owner of ZY Elektrikli.

Faced with soaring labour bills, German vegetable grower Rainer Carstens developed his own autonomous laser weeding robot.

The Kilter AX-1 robot spot-sprayer is a unique herbicide droplet generator, which targets weeds with high precision.

Not every innovation in agriculture needs to be autonomous or laser-guided. Sometimes a smart, practical solution is exactly ...

The German machinery manufacturer Lemken has developed a new seed drill: the Solitair PT. This seed drill combination is ...

The autonomous vehicles produced by the Dutch manufacturer AgXeed are well known. By now, the AgBot robotic tractors are in serial production. The success does not lie so much in the vehicle itself, ...

Lemken’s Thulit harrow features hydraulically tensioned tines. Discover how the system works and what advantages it brings for farmers.

What does the field robot mean for weed control? Could it be the solution for declining chemical options and expensive, scarce labour?

This spring, Kverneland tested its Helios rotary hoe on heavy clay soils in the Dutch province of Groningen.

From a distance, the Earth Rover looks much like other field robots. However, upon closer inspection, the weed control method stands out.