Cultivate crops with a fleet of electric agroecological robots that preserve the soils

Introduction

A growing portion of cultivated soils is suffering from severe compaction as a result of an intensive use of heavy thermal tractors.

Problem Statement

And yet, there is no alternative to these tractors, and no other solution can deliver the same level of productivity whilst avoiding compaction and massive CO2 emissions. Consequently, soil productivity is declining, threatening food production in the long term.

Solution Overview

SABI AGRI develops the first collaborative electric agroecological equipment, where a fleet of unmanned lightweight robotic vehicles follows a leader vehicle driven by the farmer. This system aims to:

1. Multiply work capacity.
2. Alleviate ground pressure up to 15 times compared to thermal tractors.

This fleet, named SWARM, is CO2 emission-free and implements agroecological practices in various crops for any type of soil-cultivation task. This is a first timer.

Future Plans

SABI AGRI will scale up the collaborative robotic technology and industrialize the SWARM before market uptake in the EU and the US.