As reported by Ukrinform, RNZ reported this.

Robotics Plus CEO Steve Saunders said the hybrid vehicle can perform a wide variety of tasks in the garden, including spraying, weed control, mulching, mowing and crop analysis.

“We have created a flexible farming platform that can adapt to different types of crops with tools for different applications, enabling year-round automation and maximizing the use of machines,” he said.

He said an autonomous vehicle could reduce stress on labor-strapped gardeners.

“However, it does much more than replace (robot – ed.) labor – it’s packed with intelligence to increase productivity,” Sanders said. Said.

As Ukrinform reports, a drone that can prevent fruit theft from orchards is being tested in central Japan.

Photo: Robotic Plus