Kilter AS

Kilter AX-1

Autonomous vision-based micro-dose sprayer for vegetables: camera AI detects individual weeds and hits them with single droplets of pelargonic acid herbicide (Single Drop Technology)

On sale

Price on request

At a glance

HybridPower
CamerasPositioning
On saleStage
NorwayMaker based in

Specifications

Working widthSpray width 1.3 m
SpeedMax 0.6 m/s; spraying 0.1-0.5 m/s
DimensionsL 2.2 m, W 1.78-2.15 m, H 1.5 m
Weight265 kg net / 365 kg loaded
Tank52 L usable spray tank
PowerBatteries + Honda EU22i generator
RuntimeBattery-only runtime very limited
Accuracy6x6 mm targeting
Other~96.6% input reduction at ~5% weed pressure (maker claim); 14 released crops (beet, carrot, celeriac, celery, onion, parsnip, spinach, lettuce, parsley etc.)

What it does

Precision weeding (spot spraying)

Where it works

Documents

About the maker

Company
Kilter AS
Based in
Langhus (Akershus), Norway
Status
Active
Sold in
Not found on the maker's site
Rental or as a service
Not found

Facts from the maker’s own website (kiltersystems.com), last checked 2026-10-29.

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How they work

Cameras and AI tell crop from weed; the robot then hoes, cuts, burns with a laser, zaps with electricity or sprays a tiny dose on the weed only. Under-vine models use sensing blades that swing around the trunk.

What to check before buying

  • Which crops and growth stages it is proven on
  • Acres or hectares per day and per charge
  • Whether it works in the row, between rows or both

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