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Future Acres

https://www.futureacres.co/
Last activity: 28.03.2022
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Categories: AgriTechAutonomousFutureProductionRoboticsTools
Future Acres is creating farm tools that Carry farms into the future. Carry, by Future Acres, is a robotic harvest companion that we believe, based on discussions with potential customers, could increase farm efficiency by 30-40%.
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Location: United States, California, El Segundo

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28.03.2022Meet the female founder: Future Acres CEO Suma Reddy on farm robots & entrepreneurshipIncreasing costs, labor challenges, and rising environmental concerns have created a lot of potential for farm robots and the startups that build them. US-based Future Acres launched its “harvest companion” robot, Carry, last year. In trial...
30.09.2021Future Acres' Robots Are Moving Onto More Farms to Fill a Worker ShortageSanta Monica-based Future Acres makes a single robot—a 4-wheeled autonomous carrier aptly named "Carry"— that aims to help farm workers picking grapes in the dangerously hot fields of California. Until now, the company has had a f...
23.02.2021 Future Acres Targets Agricultural Robotics, Seeks $3M A new, Santa Monica-based startup, Future Acres, is announcing this morning that it is targeting the agriculture industry with a new robot. The startup--which is crowdfunding its efforts--claims it is developing an agricultural robot which ...
23.02.2021Meet Carry, the Robot That Aims to Make Picking Produce Easier for Small FarmsRobots could soon take on the tasks of farmworkers harvesting the nation's food. Santa Monica-based Future Acres, an agriculture tech startup, unveiled its first prototype on Tuesday — a robot named Carry that helps farmers transport crops....
23.02.2021FarmWise plans to add autonomous crop dusting to its suite of robotic servicesThe robotics revolution in farming is set to continue as the autonomous crop cultivation company FarmWise looks to add new capabilities to its autonomous farming equipment. The San Francisco-based company is currently testing the applicatio...

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