Weeding Robots & Laser Weeders
20Autonomous robots that weed by laser, blade, heat or electricity, incl. paddy-field weeders
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Autonomous robots that weed by laser, blade, heat or electricity, incl. paddy-field weeders
Camera and AI kits that spray only weeds, and vision-steered in-row hoes
Robots that pick fruit and harvest vegetables in fields and orchards
Transplanting, seeding, soil sampling, irrigation and nutrient robots
Robots for spraying, mowing, pruning and protecting vines and fruit trees
Autonomous tool carriers, scouting robots and UV-C / spraying robots that run many field jobs
Driver-optional and fully driverless tractors
Retrofit kits, autosteer and autonomy software for existing farm machines
Established farm-equipment makers building autonomy into their lines
Drones and autonomous aircraft that spray, spread and seed crops
Drones that map fields, scout crops and muster livestock
Harvesting, pollination, de-leafing and logistics robots under glass
Automated growing towers, plant factories and robotic indoor farms
Seeding, transplanting, grafting and spacing robots for nurseries
Vision-guided handling, packing and grain-storage robots
Automatic milking systems and robotic parlours
Feeding, barn-cleaning, vaccination and pasture robots
AI cameras and sensors that watch herd health and behaviour
Underwater drones and robots for fish farms and fish handling
Hyperspectral cameras, crop vision and phenotyping that robots and drones use
GNSS/RTK positioning, robot chassis, stereo cameras and robot software
Covers field robots, autonomous tractors, ag drones, greenhouse and livestock robots. Source: RobotToday Global Robotics Supplier Directory (live data of 21 Oct 2026) with RobotToday editorial review. Included: companies whose robots, autonomous machines or drones do farm work, plus machinery majors adding autonomy and the sensing and positioning suppliers behind them. Lawn mowers, forestry, food processing, farm-data platforms without robots, dealers, drone service operators and research institutes are excluded. This landscape shows a selection of up to 200 companies, with no more than 24 per segment; segment titles open the full list in the RobotToday Directory. Company updates, corrections or new listings: [email protected]
Source: RobotToday Global Robotics Supplier Directory, live data of 21 Oct 2026, with RobotToday editorial review (18 Oct 2026). Included: companies whose robots, autonomous machines or drones do farm work — in fields, orchards, vineyards, greenhouses, indoor farms, barns and fish farms — plus farm-machinery majors building autonomy into their lines, and the crop-sensing and positioning suppliers behind them. Lawn mowers, forestry, food-processing and grading lines, farm-data platforms without robots, dealers, drone service operators and research institutes are not included. Each company appears once, in the segment that best fits its farm business. Country codes show headquarters (ISO 3166). Click any company to open its RobotToday Directory profile. Missing a company or spotted an error? Tell us.