agRE.tech

agRE.tech Overview

agRE.tech is developing the A²PV system, which stands for Autonomous-Agri-Photovoltaic. This system, currently under patent pending status, functions as an Operating System Infrastructure that integrates robotics, manipulators, sensors, controlled photovoltaic (PV) panels, and artificial intelligence. The technology is designed to enhance renewable energy production and increase crop yields while reducing labor costs. It supports a variety of tasks including solar panel monitoring and cleaning, and agricultural data collection. Tasks like selective spraying, pruning, and harvesting are also managed by the system. agRE.tech has completed a product prototype and established a demonstration farm to showcase the capabilities of this system

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Aug 21, 2024 · www.futurefarming.com

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Fermata and agRE.tech integrate pest monitoring and robotic systems - Future Farming

Fermata, a data science company specializing in computer vision agriculture solutions, has partnered with agRE.tech, a developer of a robotic operating system for sustainable autonomous agrivoltaics farming. This collaboration aims to bring AI-powered crop screening to the emerging agrivoltaics market. By integrating Fermata’s Croptimus™ platform with agRE.tech’s autonomous robotic system, the partnership offers growers an automated crop management system. The system enables real-time pest and disease monitoring, reducing the need for chemical-based pesticides and expensive biological controls. Additionally, agRE.tech’s robots can autonomously neutralize threats, enhancing sustainable farming practices.

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Jul 2, 2024 · www.calcalistech.com

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New AgriTech startup wants to blend solar power and smart farming | CTech

Elad Levy, former CEO of Roboteam, has founded a new startup, agRE.tech, which has developed a system that uses AI to enable robotic operations in the agricultural space. The company has completed a pre-seed funding round of about $2 million from major entities, including Israels Zemach and the French energy giant EDF. The system developed by agRE.tech latches onto the photovoltaic infrastructure, enabling operations such as precise spraying, pruning, autonomous picking, and automatic control and maintenance of solar fields. The company is looking to scale its system after proving its ability in a larger project.

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Employees: 1-10

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