In May, our sales team and UK partners AS Communications and SoilEssentials have not been sitting still. Even though the weather has not been in our favor again this month, many demos have been performed for many different potential customers in many different regions. Our partner AS Communications has even been interviewed by the BBC.
During the last month, we have been continuing our AgXperience Tour across Germany. Doing demos for many different potential customers in many different regions. A demo with ridge forming was done in Wülperode. Another demo was done for a potential customer and University in Göttingen and one of our last demos this month was done
As a change of scenery, our team in the UK has also been busy doing demos all across the UK with help from our local partners ASC Autonomy and SoilEssentials. Introducing the machine and possibilities to many interested people, industry specialists, media and journalists and agriculture influencers. As the UK has already seen 200% of
Over the past few weeks, we also performed numerous demonstrations featuring our AgBot 5.115T2 throughout Germany. These demos showcased a variety of implements on various farms, engaging with numerous interested individuals and holding fruitful discussions with potential customers. Witnessing the AgBot in action firsthand has truly highlighted its potential for many, making a significant impact
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