Dutch greenhouse deploys AI-powered FANUC robot arm to pick ripe tomatoes
anselm · x · 2026-10-02
A greenhouse in the Netherlands is using an AI-powered robotic system developed by Four Growers to identify and harvest ripe tomatoes. The setup uses a FANUC robot arm for precise, damage-free picking, cutting labor needs while freeing workers to focus on plant care.
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