Farm-ng is a robotics company making general purpose farm robots that can be used to implement sustainable farming practices. Farm-ng works with small and medium farms, organic growers, research institutions, academia and industry groups who innovate and promote best practices for specialty crops. The farm-ng robotics platform is fully configurable and can be extended with Amiga Development Kit (ADK) that enables developers and ag tech companies to build innovative products and services on top of the farm-ng robotic platform. The company is based in Watsonville, California.
Location: United States, California, Watsonville
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2020
Investors 2
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| 13.02.2023 | Xplorer Ca... | xplorer.vc |
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Mentions in press and media 15
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| 31.08.2026 | 🎥 From 2D images to 3D worlds: Bonsai bets on AI-powered farm robotics | Ag robotics companies have historically faced a frustrating trade-off: build a machine optimized for one task or crop, or add more flexibility, which increases cost and complexity. California-based Bonsai Robotics is on a mission to change ... |
| 28.08.2026 | 🎥 ‘The whole system is now more investable’: Reservoir makes the case for ag robotics | When growers are testing new ag robots, they will usually tell you one of two things, observed Ben Palone at Western Growers at the inaugural Ruggedize conference at Reservoir Farms in Salinas: “They’ll say it’s alright, which means its wor... |
| 30.07.2025 | Bonsai Robotics Acquires farm-ng | Bonsai Robotics, a San Jose, CA-based company which specializes in vision-based autonomy software for agriculture, acquired farm-ng, a Watsonville, CA-based company which specializes in modular electric robots for farm management. The amoun... |
| 24.07.2025 | Bonsai Robotics acquires farm-ng to herald new era of ‘AI-first machines that will transform crop management’ | Two key players in AI-powered ag robotics have joined forces this week, with San Jose-based Bonsai Robotics acquiring farm-ng for an undisclosed sum. Existing shareholders of both companies will retain ownership stakes in the newly combined... |
| 26.11.2024 | Muddy Machines ‘addresses critical labor shortages’ in horticulture with acquisition of logistics robot | UK-based ag robotics startup Muddy Machines has acquired “the majority of key assets and intellectual property” from autonomous equipment maker Fox Robotics, also based in Britain. The acquisition includes a logistics/transport robot Muddy ... |
| 26.09.2024 | Navigating the Agtech Landscape: Challenges and Opportunities Amidst a Capital Crunch | The agricultural technology sector is at a crossroads. With a capital crunch tightening its grip, startups in ag robotics and automation face a daunting landscape. Yet, the need for innovation has never been more pressing. Farmers are grapp... |
| 25.09.2024 | Sponsored post: How ag robotics & automation startups should navigate the current capital crunch | It’s no secret that capital is constrained right now in the agtech world, making fundraises difficult for startups and causing more than a little uncertainty over future growth of the sector. When it comes to ag robotics and automation, thi... |
| 19.03.2024 | Drones and robots could replace some field workers as farming goes high-tech | The fruits and vegetables you eat may soon be cultivated and processed by an army of drones and robots, some powered by artificial intelligence. In fact, it's already happening on farms across America. Hylio, a Houston-based tech company, w... |
| 02.02.2024 | These 30 robotics companies are hiring | It was a rough week. There are rarely good weeks for my industry, but this one felt especially dire. Perhaps because it hit close to home. Not that many publications, however, have been through the scale of what iRobot is facing. After a ye... |
| 18.01.2024 | Farm-ng makes modular robots for a broad range of agricultural work | Agriculture is poised to be one of the next great robotics categories. Everyone needs to eat, and much of what we eat in this part of the world comes from large farms. Farm work is tough on the body and requires long hours in sometimes extr... |
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