SamiRobotics harvests the world's first robotically picked head of iceberg lettuce
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-08-31
SamiRobotics shows what commentators call an 'AgTech moon landing moment': the first robotically harvested head of iceberg lettuce. Harvesting has long been among the hardest problems to automate, especially delicate, unpredictable crops like leafy greens, making this notable progress for agricultural robotics.
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