A giant robotic centipede could soon crawl out of the lab and into vineyards and blueberry farms in the United States.

A German consortium is developing a third choice, in the form of the AMU-Bot weed-killing robot. Moving along on caterpillar-type treads, the bot is capable of autonomously travelling up and down ...

Seattle startup TerraClear, for instance, uses machine learning and hardware to remove rocks from fields. Aigen is similar to Carbon Robotics, a Seattle startup that also sells weed-zapping robots.

Two roboticists spent only around 120 US dollars to build an open-source robotic arm that can wipe away spilled liquid on voice command. Two roboticists from the University of Califonia Berkeley ...

The students have invented a solar powered robotic semi-weed cutter that can be controlled ... The sensors in the machine will remove only the weeds without causing any damage to the main crop ...