The AgXeed AgBot 5.115T2 is a autonomous tractor by AgXeed, priced at $150K-$250K. It is commercially available and deployed on farms worldwide. Compatible crops include wheat, corn, sugar beet, oilseed rape. It delivers up to 100% labor cost reduction.

The AgXeed AgBot 5.115T2 is a fully autonomous tracked implement carrier from the Netherlands, commercially deployed across European arable farms. Its rubber tracks distribute weight across a wide footprint, reducing soil compaction significantly compared to wheeled tractors — a critical advantage for intensive cropping rotations. The 156-horsepower engine powers a standard Category 3 three-point hitch and 1000 rpm PTO, meaning the AgBot works with the full range of conventional implements a farmer already owns: ploughs, seed drills, mowers, and more. RTK GPS navigation and sensor fusion enable centimetre-accurate autonomous field operations with automatic headland turns. The AgBot operates under remote supervision via a tablet app, and operators can manage multiple units simultaneously. It has been commercially used by arable contractors in Germany, France, and the Netherlands.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| PTO | 1000 rpm |
| Drive | Rubber tracks |
| Hitch | Category 3, three-point |
| Navigation | RTK GPS + sensor fusion |
| Engine Power | 156 hp |
| Operating Width | Up to 12 m (implement dependent) |
| Price Range | $150,000 - $250,000 |
| Coverage Area | Implement dependent |
| Deployment Status | commercial |
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