The company has received a grant from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Innovate UK to advance its BerryAI Project.
Cambridge-based Fieldwork Robotics develops autonomous harvesting robots equipped with soft robotic arms and artificial intelligence to assist soft fruit growers.
Fieldwork Robotics has secured a £600k grant from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Innovate UK. The capital will support the company in advancing its agricultural robotics technology through the BerryAI Project, which focuses on enhancing computer vision and autonomous decision-making capabilities. The funding arrives as the business prepares for upcoming field trials and expands its leadership team with a new chief financial officer.
Operating against a backdrop of acute labour shortages across European farming, the Cambridge-based business aims to reduce harvesting overheads for soft fruit growers. Its modular machines use specialised hardware and software to pick delicate crops such as raspberries. The latest financial support enables the company to capitalise on its market position within the agricultural technology sector.
From the founder
"This is an exciting time for Fieldwork."
David Fulton
Chief Executive Officer at Fieldwork Robotics
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- 01Continue product development
- 02Fund research and development
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Fieldwork Robotics
Fieldwork Robotics builds artificial intelligence powered harvesting robots for agricultural markets.
