The robotization of farms.

Joining joint efforts.

Traditional agricultural machines are already gaining intelligence and autonomy, operating alone, saving time, reducing costs and alleviating labor shortages. It seems distant, it is no longer the case. The merger between Bonsai Robotics, a specialist in artificial intelligence applied to the field, and Farm-NG, developer of modular agricultural robots, is redesigning the future of global agriculture.

This powerful union has a clear goal, to put AI and robots on all farms in a practical, accessible and effective way. Based in California, Bonsai Robotics develops high-performance autonomy software, while Farm-NG is recognized for its innovative hardware and especially customizable micro tractors and light machines.

Modernizing any equipment

The integration between both platforms will allow any new or old tractor to be transformed into an intelligent and connected machine. Among two resources that will be optimized by the new platform are autonomous navigation with computer vision, herbicide application, precision urbanization, load transportation and automated deboiling, all based on adaptive AI and real-time perception sensors.

The new generation of agricultural robots will be able to operate in unpredictable, geographically diverse environments and with varied crops, maintaining high performance and drastically reducing the need for human operators.

The system will be managed by a simple and intuitive application, allowing the control of an entire fleet of machines from a single point such as a central control panel. Additionally, there will be compatibility with existing agricultural machinery, extending the life of older equipment by adding integrated intelligence.

Agriculture has always been synonymous with heavy lifting, stability and reliance on intense labor, but this new merger shows that we are entering an era where robots and algorithms can operate with precision, strategy and productivity, even amid the mud, dust and uncertainties of the field.