Kubota introduces the autonomous Robotti field robot, designed to perform essential and repetitive tasks with high precision and efficiency. Built to meet the growing demand for labor-saving and sustainable solutions in agriculture, the Robotti features advanced automation and digital control.

Across Europe, vegetable and row crop producers are facing significant challenges, including labor shortages, environmental regulations and the need for greater efficiency. Robotti addresses these pressures by autonomously managing tasks such as seeding, weeding and spraying with consistency and accuracy.

Powered by a 72 hp Kubota EU Stage V diesel engine and equipped with 4WD, load-sensing hydraulics and a Category II three-point hitch, Robotti offers the expected performance while minimizing soil compaction and fuel consumption. The system’s intelligent digital platform enables mission planning, real-time monitoring and full operation documentation, supporting data driven farm management.

Safety is key at the Robotti. Multiple radar and camera systems, field boundary detection and emergency stop functions create a robust safety framework that allows continuous, reliable operation even in challenging conditions or on slopes up to eight degrees.

With fuel consumption of just 3 to 6 litres per hour and compatibility with standard implements, Robotti enables significant labour and cost savings. Its autonomous capabilities allow for continuous operation, providing return on investment in just three to five years for vegetable farms of around 100 hectares.

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