How robotics can optimize every step of the growing cycle

CNH Industrial’s autonomous spraying solution uses the company’s Augmenta technology to identify weeds.

While more automation is sorely needed in agriculture, a number of challenges are still holding back adoption. For one, farmers operate on razor-thin margins, and are always trying to get more out of each crop cycle, noted Kermisch. When introducing new equipment to their operations, farmers are putting immense amounts of trust in robotics developers, as one lost harvest could put the entire business in jeopardy. 

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