10 Advanced Autonomous Tractors And Farming Machines (Modern Agricultural Machinery and Robots)

[@susandailylife]

Your garden is thriving and it is a joy to see

[@MINDMACHINES-mu2yn]

This machine is great for working on the farm, the technology is so valuable.

[@opreapetru404]

bravissimo well done

[@unomagallanes]

Amazing

[@omfitalisalis5529]

Dunia sudah canggih mantap .

[@marksermo9110]

Great innovations! Keep up the good work!

[@opaaloys]

2:40 I promote this design. You can put a Operator -station in the front 3Point Hitch you have a simple Tractor. You can put a forklift and you have a forklift , You can make it of a much bigger part and you have any kind of harvester.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

They always like to call out a "shortage of manual labor force" but actually traditional farming has been heavily suffocated by regulations and taxing, which forces farmers to pay lower salaries, forcing workers out of the sector. And that is actually the plan of the government, because they want to deploy this "smart and green" technology. Meanwhile, electricity is still coming from carbon emitting sources, because nuclear is abandoned for fear of accidents and renewables are underdelivering as expected.

[@zimtak6418]

Smartest and most accurate comment I've seen in a while.👍

[@kerrybrooks1010]

@@zimtak6418 if 90% of your emissions come from one source it is really easy to develop best practices on how to clean up that one source as opposed to a million other different sources. Its way easier to fix a fleet of different vehicles as opposed to one model.

[@geowar20]

@@kerrybrooks1010 I think you meant it’s easier to fix one model than a fleet of different ones.

[@mayachaudhary1917]

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[@wakelamp]

It's not obeying the regulations that's the biggest issue - it's the time to fill in all the paperwork. Some regulations seem to have marginal benefit or there is no cost benefit calculation. Some have been very worthwhile (tip prevention on equipment). Others want to impose the same rules on a farm as on an urban block. Even with regulations, it could be ok, but big ag companies squeeze the margin to negative. If a farm was going well, expanding it is not possible because of how much is being bought up as an investment or showcase

[@etechjd8260]

Strawberries in Spain,,, great....do they have a machine making water.

[@henrimilo1]

Welcoming theses robots. But main problems remain the same: -avoid soil compaction -save space and work in small plots too. - work in monoculture and non monoculture environment -keep maintenance price low -allow right to repair, adapt by the farmer…

[@CHIEF_420]

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[@1404Ram]

This is set too generic for all bots and certainly not true for the AgXeed Agbot. Aside from that you get to see evolving new services we never have thought off, because of the linked cloud environment where a farmer can run his business completely in...

[@kavindasampath374]

amazing.. 🤝🤝🤝

[@sayyamzahid7312]

I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment if you don't mind

[@letsgorandom1380]

The problem with a lot of those machines is that when they brake down, you can no longer repair them yourself like before. This is because most a lot of things are connected to the software and you can not simply replace them and hope it will work. You become dependent on the manufacturer of the machine, that can than overcharge the farmers for repairs.

[@rimasmeleshyus9486]

I like it robots 🤖 smart intelligence technology

[@BillBadMule123]

Love it !

[@jordanhalifax8780]

We need to transition agriculture towards regenerative there is no sustainability in a degraded world. This technology can be of great use in the right hands with the right minds

[@trevorn9381]

The only people still farming sustainably in the US are the Amish.

[@juanortegacolin9060]

Es una nesecidad ya que el hoy todo mundo es ingeniero agrónomo,cada vez requerimos de más alimentos y la maquinaria autónoma puede hacerlo de día y noche .,las 24 HRS. Cada vez las generaciones no creen el dedicarse al cultivo,y los alimentos son presindibles,cada vez en producción agricola se nesecitaras aprovechar a lo máximo los cultivos al cosechar,mucho que podrían ser granjero,( CAMPESINOS),ya no lo serán ya que el estudiar nivel medio superior hoy todo hijo campesino prefieren la preparación académica,y la maquinaria agrícola,algunos las compraran ya que la tierra nesecitaras del cultivo,y cosechar,así es que es nesesaria aparte de la autonomía esa sería un gran ventaja,ya que trabajaría 24 HRS..

[@LynnTian-e8d]

We are the world's leading manufacturer of modular universal robots on the platform, with achievements in the agricultural field, and can provide you with equipment~

[@Moira_Gloucestershire]

What will it do when there is sky lark nest, hedgehog, any injured wildlife and can’t escape? Will it just run over?

[@IgorSkoglund]

Great!

[@alecpelszynski2229]

I like the second one

[@BlazeVibesVR]

whats funny is how i was eating strawberries on the first one XD

[@silentdeath9237]

The terminator movie isn't looking so impossible anymore

[@MrBnsftrain]

The stuff used for specific crops, fertilizer drone, and farmbot are the ones that will probably be adopted the most compared to the general-purpose autonomous tractors. As tractors tend to work in places with way more unpredictable hazards than strawberry fields or grape vineyards, and we all know self-driving cars can be dumb.

[@user-hx6dj8xc4tvjutv]

I love New to myself

[@bollweevil8112]

Robots work, people live universal basic income 👍🏼✊🏼

[@houseof2]

It sounds like they are going to cost a hell of lot of money .

[@zimtak6418]

And cost a lot of people their jobs.

[@stavdim5]

I want a strawberry now!

[@Birkoff460k]

Машины должны не заменять работника, а дополнять его, помогать ему. Иначе все больше людей скоро не смогут банально есть, т.к. работы не будет для них.

[@deepfish337]

Food bank in USA, social help from state 416 Euro per month in Germany in case of not having a job. Being hungry, because of not having a job is only in 3rd world countries. You are from Russia, right?

[@mikewood3203]

The major issue with many of these new tech is the antiquated batteries that are used. Until a new battery system is created to account for weight, ambient temperature, and storage capacity of the battery, this tech will always be limited. When hydrocarbon fuels are used to power this new tech, it only solves the labor issue.

[@Krieghandt]

one major advantage, tractors love weight, so heavy batteries will not be an issue, although recharging may be.

[@mikewood3203]

@@Krieghandt Weight loving is highly dependent on field conditions, terrain, and center of gravity of the machine.

[@Meleeman011]

some of these farming solutions can use older battery technology like nickel iron cells. while terrible in capacity, on scales that large that can be mitigated though more charging or in the case of the automated grow bed robot, be set somewhere out of the way, and the batteries are still in use by railroads with some lasting more than 100 years although the average is 50 years. no other battery technology is able to do that. not even lithium ion.

[@mikewood3203]

@@Meleeman011 Have you weighed a train lately? Not going to work in a ag field.

[@jessstuart7495]

I'm still waiting on drones with weed zapping laser beams.

[@LynnTian-e8d]

We are the world's leading manufacturer of modular universal robots in the field of agriculture~

[@vusiradu5681]

In 2026 US and Europe they would be using those electric Agriculture machines coming soon so wait patiently you'll see what I'm talking about

[@jimmydykes7961]

And what you do is throw those strawberries out and eat the pkg they came in...it'll taste better and probably have more nutrients

[@SecretUser2000]

For one thing, they'll help us use a lot less oil, because we can use them to grow biofuel. For another, they really will compensate for a hefty labor shortage.

[@zalecowell2500]

There goes about 40 million jobs!

[@tizumajstor]

They just need to make robots instead of man and that will be it ;-)

[@donhoe100]

Send these to Ukraine with all the land mines in the fields?

[@claycountykillers]

All on flat dry land. Let's see them in the real world where fields are hilly with sink holes.

[@OliCM3]

97% of the worlds arable land is flat planes... Automation is the future for farming, something worth embracing, not criticising

[@claycountykillers]

@@OliCM3 no, the future is returning to a simpler life and being fulfilled and happy.

[@OliCM3]

@@claycountykillers Such a backward way of thinking. Striving for advancement is what doubled life expectancy in the last 150 years, infinitely greater education, and lately, more sustainability with an even higher quality of life.

[@claycountykillers]

@@OliCM3 ok, onward to the elimination of humans.

[@claycountykillers]

@@OliCM3 so your solution to over population and climate change is to increase life expectancy?

[@maryharris5121]

Help MANKIND we been ENSLAVED in AN OLD SYSTEM

[@mdesm2005]

At 1:55 you said a bad word "sustainable". Keep left wing politics out of this. Thumbs down