René Groeneveld is a Correspondent for Australia. He specializes in agriculture and farming, covering various aspects of the industry and its developments. René is featured in Future Farming, Dairy Global, and All About Feed.
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René Groeneveld's focus is primarily on agriculture and farming, with a strong emphasis on technological advancements in the industry. His coverage indicates a preference for press releases from companies and covers topics related to agricultural technology, efficiency, farming practices, and innovations such as drones.
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By: René Groeneveld
The Mitchell River Flats near Bairnsdale in Gippsland, Australia, are not the first place you might expect to find agricultural robotics at work.
By: René Groeneveld
French autonomous-machinery specialist Agreenculture has acquired Chouette, a company specialising in AI-powered agronomic analysis for viticulture. The deal pairs Agreenculture's autonomy technology with Chouette's crop-monitoring algorithms, with the aim of building machines that can both operate independently and interpret what they observe in the field.
AgXeed has introduced its Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) , a compact retrofit kit that brings existing tractors into the company's automated ecosystem.
By: René Groeneveld
Tersus GNSS has brought the AG993 to market – a modular automatic steering retrofit system that combines high-precision GNSS positioning with the
By: René Groeneveld
U.S. companies Sabanto Inc. and Verdant Robotics have integrated their systems for the first time, enabling producers to automate field work from navigation to plant-level input application without an operator in the cab.
Independent testing by Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has shown that the Kilter AX-1 spray system qualifies for DRT99, the highest drift reduction class in the Dutch classification system for spraying technologies. The testing demonstrated more than 99 percent drift reduction compared with conventional reference spraying systems.
By: René Groeneveld
XAG has introduced the RM80, an all-electric unmanned mowing robot, alongside a new generation of agricultural drones at a recent Agricultural Robot Conference in Guangzhou, China.
By: René Groeneveld
Autonomous retrofit kits have quietly shifted into a technology category that is reshaping how farms think about labour, machinery investment and field operations. It is turning into something closer to a full autonomy platform, layered with sensors, cloud connectivity, and software that plans, monitors and adjusts field work in real time. To highlight several new developments, the Future Farming Autonomous Retrofit Kits Catalogue has now been updated. A new addition is the AgXeed VCU, an auto
By: René Groeneveld
U.S.-based Sabanto has closed an oversubscribed Series B funding round led by Leaps by Bayer. The company says the funding will accelerate adoption of its autonomous technology, grow its customer base, and expand development of its retrofit kits.
Norwegian technology company AutoAgri, specialising in autonomous vehicles, has changed its name as it focuses increasingly on the international market and expands beyond agriculture. The company has rebranded as Uncrew Robotics, signalling a strategic shift in its direction after more than half a decade of development.
