Sacramento Inno - Advanced Farm Technologies developing apple-picking robots with Washington state grant
Coronavirus accelerates the rise of the robot harvester | Financial Times
Do you want a robot in your greenhouse? You're in luck - Produce Grower
StrawBot follows harvesters to improve strawberry picking productivity - The Robot Report
Coronavirus accelerates the rise of the robot harvester | Financial Times
Harvest CROO Robotics
Robot uses machine learning to harvest lettuce - YouTube
Is the Robotic Strawberry Harvester on the Horizon? | Premier Valley Bank, a division of HTLF Bank
Robotic Harvesters | Agrobot
Robotics and Autonomous Systems Specialization | Academics | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Northwestern Engineering
Ortolanda: 'Without our radish harvesting and bunching robots, we would need 25 people' - Future Farming
World's first raspberry picking robot cracks the toughest nut: soft fruit | Food & drink industry | The Guardian
Machine learning helps robot harvest lettuce for the first time
Apple-harvesting robot roundup — Video | Good Fruit Grower
Robots Wielding Water Knives Are the Future of Farming | WIRED
Harvesting Robotics Market to Reach $5.5bn From Early Adopters Alone - Report - AFN
Waikato academics leading the robotics revolution at Fieldays - News and Opinion: University of Waikato
Press Release: advanced.farm receives grant funding to support R&D for robotic apple harvest - advanced.farm : advanced.farm
Pick and Choose - Issuu
Automated Harvest is Coming. What Will it Mean for Farmworkers and Rural Communities? | Civil Eats
Robots Are Coming To Pick Your Berries. So Far, They're Not So Great At It : The Salt : NPR
Investment, need drive in-soil strawberry harvester - Fruit Growers News
Archive - California Agriculture
Canopy preparation helps robotic apple harvester - Fruit Growers News
Automated robots are picking apples at an orchard in New Zealand
Strawberry harvest: Strawberry-harvesting robot just about ready for full deployment
Farmworkers could be replaced by robots sooner than we think - The Washington Post
