French agri-robotics startup developing the Wall-ye autonomous vineyard robot for pruning and de-suckering, reducing labour in viticulture.
Wall-ye, founded in 2008 by inventor Christophe Millot and based in Macon, France, develops the Wall-ye autonomous vineyard robot for the viticulture industry. The W&Y robot stands 50 cm tall, uses four wheels and two arms, and carries six cameras for navigation and vine recognition. It autonomously performs pruning and de-suckering at a rate of up to 600 vines per day, addressing critical labour shortages in French vineyards.
The company is a micro-enterprise with approximately 3 employees focused on vineyard automation.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Autonomous four-wheel robot with two arms and six cameras that performs vine pruning and de-suckering at up to 600 vines/day in vineyard rows, addressing vineyard labour shortages.
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France
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2008
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Europe
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