Naio Technologies is an agricultural robotics manufacturer based in Toulouse, France, founded in 2011. They produce 3 robots tracked in the MondayRobotics directory.
Naio Technologies
European leader in agricultural robotics for weeding, hoeing, and crop monitoring
Robots by Naio Technologies (3)
Naio Ted Vineyard Robot
Naio Ted is a fully autonomous vineyard weeding robot that straddles grape vine rows, performing mechanical weeding both between and under the vines. Standing 2 meters tall with adjustable width, it navigates autonomously through vineyard rows using RTK GPS and camera-based vine detection. Its intercep tools work the soil surface around vine trunks while its inter-row tools manage the row middles, all without any chemical inputs. The electric-powered Ted operates silently and emission-free, making it suitable for organic and biodynamic wine producers. Deployed across French, Spanish, and Italian vineyards, it has become a leading solution for Europe's growing organic viticulture sector.
Naio Dino
The Naio Dino is a large-scale autonomous weeding robot designed for vegetable row crops including lettuce, carrots, onions, leeks, and cabbage. It combines RTK GPS positioning with camera-based vision to perform both inter-row and intra-row weeding with high precision, adapting its tools to different crop spacings. The fully electric robot operates quietly and emission-free, weighing around 800 kg and supporting multiple interchangeable tool configurations for hoeing, finger weeding, and harrowing. Developed by French agricultural robotics leader Naio Technologies, the Dino is already deployed on hundreds of farms across Europe and North America. Its adjustable working width of 1.5-1.8 meters makes it versatile enough for a wide range of vegetable production systems.
Naio Oz
The Naio Oz is a compact, fully electric autonomous weeding robot purpose-built for market gardens, small farms, and diversified vegetable operations. Weighing just 150 kg with adjustable row spacing, it is easy to transport and set up, making it accessible to farmers who may be new to agricultural robotics. The Oz performs mechanical weeding and hoeing between crop rows using interchangeable tools, delivering 100% chemical-free weed control for herbs, salads, vegetables, and flower crops. Its battery provides 3-4 hours of continuous operation, enough to cover 3-5 acres per day on a typical market garden schedule. Developed by Naio Technologies in France, the Oz has been embraced by hundreds of small-scale growers across Europe and North America as an affordable entry point into robotic farming.