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The Cambridge-based robotics firm received the funding from the Eastern Agri-Tech Growth Initiative.
"Receiving this grant really means a lot to us, the team are really excited about what the future holds for the company."
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The Cambridge-based robotics firm received the funding from the Eastern Agri-Tech Growth Initiative.
"Receiving this grant really means a lot to us, the team are really excited about what the future holds for the company."
Zetogon backed the pre-seed round to help fund the commercial launch of SmatCrows.
"Nigeria comes first with an official launch of our flagship product called Smatcrows in October and a similar launch would be carried out in other African countries by Q2 2021,"
The financing round was led by At One Ventures, Airbus Ventures, Future Positive Capital, and Lowercarbon Capital to fund global expansion.
"By now, we have all recognized the urgency of climate change and the impact of global land degradation—from frequent flooding, costly wildfires, deforestation and the loss of biodiversity devastating ecosystems across the world. We need hands across all industries to fight back if we are going to make a dent on climate change and it starts with restoring our degraded ecosystems and lands,"
The Shropshire agri-robotics start-up secured pre-seed backing from the Midlands Engine Investment Fund to commercialise its crop prediction technology.
"Technologies such as AI and robotics have revolutionised manufacturing in recent years, yet agriculture has suffered from a lack of investment and still relies on traditional techniques. At a time when we face the challenge of feeding a growing population with limited land and labour supplies, it is time for agriculture to undergo the same transformation. At Earth Rover we aim to play a leading role in the digitisation of farming to make the industry more productive and sustainable."
Foresight Group provided £1.5m in Series A funding to support the development of flexible robotic automation tools.