It’s not the size that matters, but what crops and what operations you can do with Robotti would like to make. The longer it takes to cultivate each field, the more productive becomes Robotti compared to the tractor. I.e. very slow work on small fields or faster tillage on large areas – on both can Robotti bring significant advantages. Write us, we will be happy to discuss your application.

Yes, he can. There are various headland modes. Depending on the culture and wishes, he drives them independently. 

Yes, this really works. We will be happy to organize a demo with you and you can see Robotti live in action, program it yourself and drive it.

There is currently no harmonized EU directive that clearly regulates the use of autonomous field robots. Legislators are working on this. 

One thing is for sure, you are allowed to operate field robots in the current “supervised” mode. Due to triple protection using geofencing, lidar sensors and bumper, the robot is adequately protected and protects others. Nevertheless, in Europe, you have to “monitor” every field robot. Whether this is done directly at the field or via cameras is not specified and is up to the user.  The necessary cameras for this are already integrated in the Robotti.