Oz
Small electric tool carrier that weeds, sows and marks rows in market garden beds, driving itself between crop rows using satellite guidance.
| Maker | Naio Technologies |
|---|---|
| Country | France |
| Status | In production |
| Payload | 60 kg |
| Runtime | 8 h |
| Actuation | Four wheeled electric drive tool carrier with a maximum working width of one metre |
| Power | Lithium battery giving up to eight hours of work |
| Autonomy | Autonomous row work guided by corrected satellite positioning, with obstacle detection and emergency stop |
Oz is the smallest of Naio's field robots, a compact electric platform that straddles or runs between narrow vegetable beds. It follows rows autonomously using corrected satellite positioning and carries a wide catalogue of interchangeable tools for weeding, sowing and row marking. It can also tow a small trailer or crates around a holding. Market gardeners and specialty crop growers in France and neighbouring countries use it on small intensive plots.
Of note
- More than 35 compatible implements are offered for weeding, sowing and row marking.
- Naio also builds the larger Dino for vegetable beds and Ted for vineyards.
- Aimed at market gardening and aromatic plant growers working small plots.
Maker: www.naio-technologies.com