Agricultural Robot Market Set to Make It Big in Future

Agriculture is the oldest and the most important economic activity in the world. It provides us food and energy necessary for our daily survival. However, the rapid population growth worldwide and the impacts of climate change are making it necessary to find a way for increasing the agricultural production radically. Furthermore, the rising input costs, lack of skilled laborers, lack of water resources as well as skilled monitoring are other challenges which the industry is facing. Thanks to agricultural robots. Though still very new, the concept is sure to bring revolution in the way farming operations are performed today.

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These robots help carry out several arduous and back-breaking tasks in a jiffy, thus reducing manual effort and increasing productivity, accuracy, efficiency and agricultural yields. Agricultural robots are employed for various agricultural activities such as seeding, harvesting, picking fruits, milking cows, spraying, plowing, cultivating, weeding, constant monitoring of farms, grove supervision, and others. Hence, engaging in the growing challenges that farmers face every day, the robots will increasingly touch people and their lives. Agricultural robots are appearing on farms in various forms. Some of their types include Demeter, robots for weed control, Forester robot, fruit picking robot, and more.

The agricultural robot industry is truly making strides in the recent years. The growth is supported by the growing population, demand for increased food production, declining availability of farm workers, the challenges and costs associated with farm labor, need for enhanced farm productivity, the rise in popularity of indoor farming, and the increase in adoption of automation technology. According to a report by Research Beam, the agricultural robot market is expected to grow by X% by XXXX, growing at a CAGR of X%. On the other hand, the lack of knowledge regarding agricultural robots among farmers impedes the growth of the market.

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An innovative range of agricultural robots is being developed, tested and launched by several startups and well-established agricultural technology firms to address the need for more automation, to increase production, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and address labor concerns in the rapidly changing agriculture market. In November 2017, SwarmFarm Robotics, a Queensland-based supplier of robotic farming machines partnered with Bosch Australia, a global technology and services provider to begin its manufacture and delivery of their new robot design for farmers. The deal allows SwarmFarm use the engineering and production skills of Bosch to redesign its unique SwarmBot robotic platform for commercial production. The SwarmBot technology is developed to allow farmers to take up new field practices and deploy technology into their farming systems by using swarms of smart, mobile and automated robots.

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In September 2017, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), an Indian multinational showcased its first-ever driverless tractor technology which allows farmers to carry out any field operation with the use of remote hand-held tablets. The innovation provides small farmers greater operational efficiencies for tasks such as planting, spraying, and harvesting. The technology also helps achieve higher productivity and save on costs.

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