The Tortuga Autonomous Strawberry Picker is a greenhouse robot by Tortuga AgTech, priced at $120K-$200K. It is commercially available and deployed on farms worldwide. Compatible crops include strawberries, tomatoes. It delivers up to 60% labor cost reduction.
Tortuga Autonomous Strawberry Picker
The Tortuga autonomous strawberry picker is designed specifically for indoor vertical farms and controlled-environment agriculture facilities. Using AI-powered computer vision trained on millions of strawberry images, it identifies ripe berries on tabletop growing systems and picks them with a precision robotic arm. The system integrates with indoor farm management software to optimize harvest timing and reduce waste. Working 20+ hours per day with minimal maintenance, it addresses the labor challenges that make indoor strawberry production economically difficult. Tortuga's technology has been deployed in commercial indoor farms across Colorado and the eastern United States.
Tortuga Autonomous Strawberry Picker Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Arm | Precision robotic |
| Vision | AI trained on millions of images |
| Runtime | 20+ hours/day |
| Environment | Indoor/greenhouse |
| Price Range | $120,000 - $200,000 |
| Coverage Area | Continuous indoor |
| Deployment Status | commercial |
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Tortuga AgTech
Denver, CO
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