Bonsai Robotics

Bonsai Robotics is a robotics company developing vision-based AI and autonomous systems for agricultural and other off-road equipment. Its Bonsai Intelligence platform combines computer vision, embodied AI, autonomous navigation, and fleet management to help machines operate in environments where GPS, cellular connectivity, and pre-mapped routes may be limited. The company works with agricultural equipment manufacturers and growers while also developing its own Amiga vehicle platforms.
Akson Robotics

Akson Robotics develops AI and machine learning solutions that integrate with robots, drones, cameras, sensors, and other systems. Its technology includes computer vision, object and plant recognition, and automated data analysis. Its CropUp platform uses drone imagery and AI to identify and map crops and weeds for precision agriculture, while its AI services support automation and monitoring applications.
Saga Robotics

Saga Robotics develops Thorvald, an autonomous robot platform for agriculture. Thorvald uses UV-C light to control powdery mildew on soft fruits, strawberries, and grapes while reducing pesticide use by up to 90 percent. The robot navigates fields, tunnels, orchards, and vineyards on its own to handle repetitive jobs like scouting and spraying. It lowers carbon emissions with no CO2 during operation and cuts labor costs for growers. Modular tools let it adapt to different farm needs for sustainable crop protection.
Farm-ng

Farm-ng is a robotics company developing modular electric robots and software for agricultural automation. Its Amiga platform combines autonomous navigation, sensors, onboard computing, and an open development environment that allows farmers, researchers, and developers to build applications for crop care, data collection, and other field operations. Founded in 2020, Farm-ng became part of Bonsai Robotics in 2025, extending its role in affordable autonomous agricultural technology.
Wootzano

Wootzano develops advanced robotic systems for fruit and vegetable packaging. Their flagship product, Avarai, uses electronic skin technology and artificial intelligence to delicately handle fresh produce. The robots can pack fruits like tomatoes and grapes with precision, reducing manual labor by 60% and minimizing food waste. These intelligent machines operate 24/7, providing a cost-effective solution for post-harvest processing in the agricultural industry.