Agtonomy

Agtonomy provides AI-driven automation solutions for agriculture and industrial equipment, embedding intelligence at the factory level with the world leading equipment brands to help growers tackle labor shortages, improve efficiency, and manage rising costs. The company technology is factory-integrated into equipment from industry-leading brands including Bobcat and Doosan Bobcat, available on both diesel and electric platforms, turning trusted machines into powerful automated tools that deliver precision, safety, and efficiency in tough environments. Agtonomy automates routine tasks including mowing, hauling, and other repetitive operations, saving time, reducing fatigue, and boosting productivity. The platform provides a unified command for for mixed fleets, enabling users to easily manage diverse equipment and job types with a single user experience designed for real-world efficiency. The workflow follows three simple steps: creating a plan through a user-friendly app to assign tasks, configure jobs, and manage blocks for open field, in-row, or transport operations; monitoring live progress online or in-app with real-time task tracking, equipment health monitoring, and instant alerts; and gaining insights through detailed performance reports after each job to fine-tune operations and improve overall efficiency. Agtonomy enables operators to monitor and manage their work from the palm of their hand, empowering a work on farms powered by the latest AgTech. The company serves specialty crops: vineyards: orchards: and other high-value agriculture where labor shortages and precision requirements are most acute. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in San Francisco, California: Agtonomy has raised approximately $64 million in Series B funding from investors including Cavallo Ventures: Toyota Ventures: Mirae Asset Venture: Bobcat: Grit Ventures: Google Ventures: Village Global: Momenta: Doosan Bobcat: Autotech Ventures: Rethinkfood: Allison Transmission: Black Forest Ventures: Flybridge Capital Partners: Hampton VC: E2JDJ: DBL Partners: and Nuveen.

Autonomous Vehicles > Self Driving Technology > Off Highway Vehicles > OEMs > Agriculture,

Crop Tech > Tractor Solutions > Autonomous Driving Technology

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