Small Robot Company is an agricultural robotics manufacturer based in Salisbury, UK, founded in 2017. They produce 1 robot tracked in the MondayRobotics directory.

Small Robot Company

Small Robot Company

Salisbury, UK Founded 2017 20-50 employees

UK-based per-plant farming robots for sustainable wheat and cereal production

Robots by Small Robot Company (1)

Small Robot Company Tom agricultural robot
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Small Robot Company Tom

Tom by Small Robot Company is a lightweight, autonomous per-plant farming robot designed specifically for wheat and cereal crop production. Weighing just 30 kg, it navigates fields at 2 km/h, mapping every individual plant at sub-centimeter resolution to build detailed digital field maps. These maps enable precision micro-spraying that targets only the weeds surrounding each crop plant, reducing chemical use by up to 90% compared to blanket spraying. The robot's small size and light weight means it causes virtually zero soil compaction, preserving soil structure and long-term field health. Developed in Salisbury, UK, Tom represents a fundamentally different approach to arable farming — treating each plant as an individual rather than managing fields as uniform blocks.

$50K - $80K

Company Details

Total Funding
$12M
Location
Salisbury, UK
Founded
2017
Employees
20-50

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