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25k for just that are you serius? A robotics team at a University can build this for 4k
Swarm bots is a good concept, however harvesting is the constraint. For every seed planted, 100 are harvested. For every 1 planting swarm-bot there is a requirement for 100 harvesting swarm-bots.
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Instant results compared to spraying and no chemicals to pollute 👌🏼
Hi my friend, it great video, great job.
Thank you!!!
What was the most impressive thing you saw at FIRA this year? This was my first event and it had to be the Carbon Robotics laser weeder. I talked to a few farmers who can use it for various activities and plan on buying some
That Carbon Robotics is impressive, fully agree. Given many specific niches where different parties have a focus is on, there have been so many great solutions. Some examples to highlight are also well-known ones, but that simply confirm and inspire a possible good approach towards 'what can really help in the field', like Burro and Swarm Farm. Seedspider impressed me, especially with its' adaptability to manoeuvre amongst crops with minimal effort.
Cool video. Thanks for sharing!
Just wish it didn't cost so much I would love to buy one of these at 7 or 8 thousand not $32k that's crazy
Even more with such a likable name, thanks for your comment :-)
kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIBpmpSPgLnahLA.html I tried the diesel version of this 4 years ago.
I find this subject passionating and very chalenging The quality of the work made by the robot is probably depending on the multiple factors : type of weed, the size of it, density of it, the humidity of the ground, etc... I wonder if the robot maker will recommand the farmer to adapt his process to the robot. Or if the robot should adapt to the farmer's process (which will make it much more difficult) Doing weeding by hand (hoeing) also preserve the ground's humidity. I don't think it's the goal of this robot. Are maybe it is with another tooling?
Very interesting technics. I watched several videos about weeding robots and this one is my favorite. I'd like to share my thoughts about the movement at 0:23. I guess it's easy to comment and difficult to acheive, but I feel the power could have been adapted to "cut" instead of "beat" the weed. A speed transition of the arm could help probably. Or a thinner wire. In order to get a resemblance with a human dexterity I feel you are in the right way, more tooling and customization will make it work. Good luck with your live experiments later this year
Great feedback! About the cutting: Why do you want to cut? One perspective: From what I see now in field and experience with manual and mechnical hoe weeding, it would be less good to cut. What happens now often, is that the Ekobot robot is moving the weed WITH root out of the soil. Due to heavy weight of the leaf it will flip and will lie down with the roots up. The sun and wind will do the final part ... simply drying (and dying) out the weed. If you would have cut the weed, it can start a re-growth several times based on the 'energy' from its root.
@@ducksize You're right about cutting, leaving the roots makes no sense
I'd love to test this robot in North Dakota
...THANK YOU! ...what is the price of such a Robot and the Amazone Device?
For the first series prices are shared to be €250k for the first series, see here: www.farmingportal.co.za/index.php/agri-index/74-tegnology/5516-agxeed-robot-tractor-test-drive-first-impression Amazon is expected to be a regular device. Thanks for your question and hope this helps!