"Autonomous Robots for Smarter Agriculture"
Dutch agricultural robotics company developing autonomous AI-powered field robots for crop inspection and selection
H2L Robotics B.V. is a Dutch agricultural technology company headquartered in Delft, Netherlands, founded in 2019 by engineers Alexander van Veen and Marcel van Kervinck. The company develops autonomous robotic machines equipped with embedded AI vision and RTK/GPS navigation systems designed to address crop health assessment and selection challenges. Its first commercial product, the Selector180, launched in 2021 for tulip cultivation, was among the earliest autonomous crop inspection robots for field agriculture.
The company subsequently expanded with the PotatoSelector300, an autonomous wheeled robot that uses cameras and AI to detect disease in potato foliage. By 2025, several dozen machines were operational in Dutch tulip fields, demonstrating successful transition from prototype to commercial field deployment in specialized niche agriculture.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Autonomous field robot for AI-powered tulip crop inspection and selection
Autonomous robot for AI-based disease detection in potato crop foliage
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https://h2lrobotics.comHEADQUARTERS
Netherlands
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Founded
2019
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Manufacturer
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Europe
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