As the year draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on the remarkable journey that 2023 has been for all of us. We would like to thank you – our customers from around the world, our distributors, partners, and shareholders– for your trust and partnership in 2023. This year has been marked by significant
What a year, it would be strange if it wasn’t, but seriously, the past year has been a remarkable journey for all of us. In many ways, we have grown a lot in the past year. Growth in terms of new faces around the office and workplace, and as in expansion all over the world.
As we are growing as a company, it has reached the point of outgrowing our current whereabouts. Therefore, as of 2024 we are moving to a new location; Grubbenvorst, The Netherlands. Our new location from January 2024 will be: Horsterweg 66A 5971 NG Grubbenvorst The Netherlands
Together with Amazone and CLAAS, we have combined forces and established the world-first multi-manufacturer autonomy group; 3A – Advanced Automation & Autonomy. 3A – aims to accelerate the development, standardisation, and market introduction of semi- and fully autonomous tractor-implement combinations through their combined expertise. During Agritechnica we have been awarded with the Silver Medal in
Again, many highlights and industry events during the last month, providing a great opportunity to connect with farmers, industry experts. Our autonomous solutions are showcased at events all across Europe, by us and our valued partners. We even got nominated for a Tractor of the Year Award, in the category “TotYBot”. TotYBot Award Our AgBot
In France, we got to show our AgBots in the field multiple times this month, together with CLAAS Avignon and CLAAS Macon. Our AgBots got to work alongside various CLAAS machines. It’s so great to see so many interested people coming to watch our AgBots perform. Watching the AgBot and CLAAS machines work in the
This month, we were invited to join the CLAAS forage harvesting event in Bad Saulgau, where new innovations for mowing, tedding and baling were presented. Over 100 journalists from all over Europe were present. Our AgBot 2.055W4 worked in the field with the new VOLTO tedder 1300, with a large working width of 13 meters,
Our partner, NIK, showed their AgBot 5.115T2 in Romania. The AgBot operated using an Agrisem International Strip-Cat II strip-till cultivator for seeding canola. The work speed was 8 km/h with 15 cm working depth and with 50 cm row spacing. The strip-till cultivator worked nicely on the light clay soil. Below some statistics of