Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Department of Electrical Engineering
UC dual-arm agricultural robot
Research robot with a rough-terrain mobile base and two arms, aimed at pruning, weeding, thinning, fertilizing and harvesting delicate fruit (cherries, blueberries, nectarines) with AI.
Price on request
At a glance
Specifications
The maker does not publish specifications for this model yet.
What it does
Where it works
About the maker
- Based in
- Santiago, Chile
- 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 (ing.uc.cl), last checked 2026-11-02.
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Buyer’s guide: weeding robots
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