The Future of Farming Robots - 13 High Tech Examples (Compilation)

This video takes a look at robots that are transforming the future of farming. From strawberry pickers and rice field duck robots, to robots running a hydroponic vertical farm.
These robots all make the hard work of running a farm more efficient. And since the robots can work 24 hours a day, this means that the high tech farming robots can get more out of the yearly farming seasons.
And the indoor farms that are run by these robots - could also be how a future city is built.
The farming technology companies highlighted in this video:
• Agrobot and their future of agriculture strawberry picking robot, along with a bug vacuum machine
• Small Robot Company and their farm weeding ai robot
• Nissan's duck robot that works in rice paddy fields
• The FarmBot which works as a CNC machine to grow plants by itself - and is being experimented with by NASA
• Lely Vector and their high tech cow milking machine
• A robotic hydroponics farm by Iron Ox
• Root A.I. who have built a high speed plant picking robot and ai
• CNH Industrial who have built a self driving tractor
• Harvest Automation and their robots which organize large commercial plant farms
• The Burro robot - which helps farmers with carrying goods
• Naïo Technologies and their fleet of weeding robots
• Bakus and their vineyard robot
Produced by: Jacob (VentureCity + VentureX)
Narrated by: Alexander Masters (www.alexander-masters.com)

[@urip_zukoharjo]

None will ever beat the automated redstone farm

[@metalltv44]

The only think wich could maybe beat redstone farm is DIE DEUTSCHE INGENIEURSKUNST

[@rompiamolalgoritmo4418]

Underrated comment

[@kutti64]

Where ist Red Stone Farm located?

[@killharryclinton9312]

Now we need police bots to prevent thieves bots from stealing the farm bots.

[@exosproudmamabear558]

I hope these babies will lower the water usage and pesticide usage in the future. We definitely need it. Most of water usage goes to farms and pesticides are a really a big problem.

[@brandonfoley7519]

You want to have your cake and eat it too

[@carollever4662]

I love it

[@HugoTron]

old farmers: can I pet one?

[@shokujinki]

4:30 tip for boys: never walk naked in front of it

[@maxloewe9162]

Was happy to find the video. Then the music started

[@siirmartin403]

I would really like to see a video on the topic of biofabrication/3D bioprinting.

[@ericliu5491]

3D printed food is a waste of time and money. Why the fuck would anyone need to go through the trouble of making a edible 3D printable material?

[@siirmartin403]

@@ericliu5491 I was actually referring more to artificial organs/tissues for human augmentation, however I also think 3D printed food is useful in the case where you want to spot the architecture of artificial meats, where the raw material is cultivated animal cells. That way you don't have to be both unethical and unsustainable in your production.

[@ericliu5491]

@@siirmartin403 Lab grown meat is not made with 3D printing. It’s grown from stem cells The future of food would best be if localized small scale regenerative agriculture to produce plant based products, regenerative ocean farming to produce seafood and sea veggies, and finally all meats are lab grown. Regenerative agriculture can remove co2 from the air and permanently store it in soil, regenerative ocean farming can similarly undo ocean acidification.

[@ryangyansonpaguirigan1439]

@@ericliu5491 wow you know some projects there. Nice reasearch thanks! Could this be a propaganda or agenda of someone?(just asking)

[@ericliu5491]

@@ryangyansonpaguirigan1439 Anyone who actually wants climate change fixed should support regenerative agriculture, genetic engineering and biochar will increase its potential.

[@BHARGAV_GAJJAR]

When I was young I worked at NASA and worked on a robot to harvest broccoli and cherry tomatoes for a Martian outpost.

[@nicolewis8811]

where does site the castle at 08:09?

[@LuckyScorpio-pc4gj]

Wow

[@Hladilnik]

but why would you need this? Ekespensiv!

[@alvegutt42]

cant wait to live off grid and most of the farming tasks be able to be done automated. this is the future. byebye soulcrushing life in cities

[@mahekfaldu]

Best example to spend 1000 $ to earn 10 $

[@kungdu]

Thank you farmers for the food.

[@catnip2055]

this reminds me of scrap mechanic game .. 😍😍

[@HugoTron]

yesssirrrr I like this

[@Gealamusic]

Thank you for making this very interesting video!I'm studying Circular Engineering so this is super cool and inspiring :)) (Also just want to say, let's not kid ourselves, dairy cow's lives aren't just "great" now that a robot uses a softer brush or something to clean their udders.)

[@Ilamarea]

You find the inevitable extinction of humanity inspiring? And the intermediate poverty and suffering of billions? The collapse of societies? I mean, there's a lot of reasons to hate humans and be amused by their downfall, but think at least about your own comfort.

[@summeryang2028]

Jeremy Clarkson should watch this video first then start his farming show.

[@francesantonelli2062]

I wondered if you can build raspberry and blackberry picking robots since there are thorns to contend with? Another request is mulberrry fruit pickers, since the entire crop ripens at once, and has to be picked extremely fast to be able to get to market, in a speed that humans cannot make financially reasonable success?

[@spencernorman2626]

They already have some harvesting devices for tree crops. I think they would work for mulberries. It grabs and shakes the whole tree dropping the fruit on tarps spread on the ground. Could become even more automated in the future though. 😀

[@SkimoStories]

Raspberries are very very fragile so I imagine that would be quite difficult

[@brandonfoley7519]

Or just pay people to pick the raspberries

[@Microbex]

There is going to be a big robot maintenance industry. Or not, robots is probably going to be better at that.

[@CarlosAlberto-gf3dy]

Most likely the companies that make these will not sell you the robots but will sell you a subscription and they will issue you a new one after some time and take the old one for maintenance or reporpoise

[@pratwurschtgulasch6662]

3:54 the "tongue" is only shown as it shoots out but it can't grab the fruit, so they think if they don't show it nobody will notice.... please

[@Oizman]

Where is the person?

[@______IV]

The duck robot? Are ducks an endangered species or something?

[@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?

[@brandonfoley7519]

Yes

[@calinalexandru5446]

this is the very definition of overkill...a thousands $ robot grow 50 $ worth vegetables...well done!

[@Cody-et5xz]

lol, they will get cheaper as production scales up

[@guidosillaste4297]

Notice no humans? Most only see the benefits ,but dont see that they are not the ones receiving the benefits.

[@justhavefun2640]

4:26 but the strawberries down are not ripe

[@jackthefoxy3788]

Minecraft irl agriculture red stone machines getting a lot of upgrades

[@ns1001]

Are these targeted towards solving H2A visa?

[@Aaron_Barrett]

Нарешті винайшли щось корисне!

[@asmaier78]

Milking robots as shown at 2:36 are not new. They are on the market since 30 years: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_milking

[@humbledb4jesus]

so, becoming even more dependent on technology and the government is the solution? i would think that allowing everyone to grow their own sustainable crops as simply and as easy as possible would be the motivation... but no, having a fancy gadget that took 20 people to design, 30 people and a complicated process to build, and only 5 can repair at $300/hour instead of, let's say, setting up a ram pump hydroponic system that will run without maintenance for 30yrs... building a raspberry picking machine when we can just pick what we want from the plants we have 10 feet away from us is the exact opposite of sustainability...

[@Hari-tv]

Its more efficient use duck then robot, poop duuck can be soil? And when duck have enough weight we can cook their meet😂

[@zhuk462]

gps does not have 2cm precision! 7-13m!

[@FediMayn]

We are frucked....

[@Ilamarea]

Yup. Really fucked. Can't even start at just how fucked we are.

[@brandonfoley7519]

Yup! No one in charge cares about fixing anything

[@heychintu1]

Unemployment

[@johncorlett3699]

the death of unskilled labour

[@mdnasirahmedrana4703]

first

[@TheMrAkul]

all i see is more monocropping, spraying, destroying the soil and ecosystem

[@RedEvee]

fancy . but costs wat to much more then some low payed ppl from poor country's

[@monikapatel5875]

Everything is great but need to go vegan

[@AliensKillDevils.]

Enjoy sunshine and please be vegan, no animal’s eggs, animal’s milk, animal’s cheese, animal’s butter, and insect’s honey. Return to the original owner 1 by 1: return every animal and insect 1 by 1, every bite of meat, every drop of blood, every drop of soup, every bone, every bone marrow, and every skin. I’m sorry. Thank you.

[@IanSmithKSP]

The fuck is this written by a computer? Poor english

[@jamesbaker3153]

Ha, no.

[@user-is6iv6fj4b]

Poor vegetables....

[@brandonfoley7519]

No honey? So we should just let the bees die

[@brandonfoley7519]

You live in a fantasy