Burnaby, BC agri-robotics company founded 2019; runs autonomous strawberry-harvesting robots under a pay-per-pound Picking-as-a-Service model.
Nupeak Robotics is a Canadian agricultural robotics company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia, led by chief executive Anshul Porwal. Several third-party business databases record the company's legal name as Neupeak Robotics, matching the same Burnaby address and leadership; this record and the company's own nupeak.com domain use the shorter "Nupeak" form.
The company builds autonomous robots for soft-fruit harvesting, with strawberries as its first crop. Its harvesters can operate at night, letting growers keep daytime field operations unchanged, and the robots use vision and grip mechanisms designed to pick fruit without bruising it. Nupeak sells the capability as Picking-as-a-Service, charging growers a fixed price per pound of fruit picked rather than requiring them to buy equipment outright, and it plans to extend the same robots to cucumbers, tomatoes, and raspberries, alongside services such as automated pruning, weeding, and UV disinfection of crops.
Nupeak operates with a small team of under ten people and has raised early-stage funding. The company also lists a robot-teaching capability that lets non-expert operators demonstrate a task physically so a robot can learn it, intended to extend its harvesting platform to additional crops and farm tasks without custom programming for each one.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Autonomous berry harvesting robot achieving 90%+ pick rates using Anaconda soft gripper and Dexter AI.
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https://nupeak.com/HEADQUARTERS
Canada
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Founded
2019
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Manufacturer
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North America
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