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The large agricultural manufacturers are very good at mass harvest and open-field navigation. Selective manipulation in soft, delicate crops, and work in tunnels and greenhouses where satellite signal fails, remain poorly served. This is our area, and we chose it deliberately.

POLCERO - Agriculture

Challenges

What this industry is up against.

01

Seasonal labour shortage

A single farm employs a hundred to a hundred-fifty people at peak - and fewer are available each year.

02

Rising labour cost

The full cost of one seasonal worker is about €15,900 per month today, and climbing.

03

Pressure to cut chemistry

Care and weeding must become ever more precise and spot-level.

04

A short season

A farm needs the machine for six months - no reason to freeze capital on it all year.

How we help

How POLCERO answers those challenges.

An agriculture task module

A robot with arms and a gripper harvests the crop, and when needed swaps the tool for a laser to weed.

Settlement for the result

We target 9-12 eurocent per unit versus 15-20 for manual harvest - about 40% less.

Works without GPS

Selective harvest and care in tunnels and greenhouses where satellite navigation fails.

POWER INFRASTRUCTURE

Powering the whole autonomous farm

Farma AI powers the whole growing ecosystem from the grid where it can. Greenhouses get fixed power rails; open fields get overhead conductor lines like tram catenary along the rows; rail robots draw straight from the heated-pipe rails — batteries fill in where no line reaches.

01

Fixed rails in greenhouses

Glasshouses and tunnels run robots off fixed rails, so the fleet works around the clock through the season.

02

Overhead lines on fields

On open fields we string overhead conductor lines along the rows; the robot draws from the line and tops up its packs as it works.

03

Batteries off-grid

Beyond the lines, hot-swap packs keep field robots autonomous — swapped at a solar-fed charging station.

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