Agricultural Robotics Statistics

64 agricultural robots

tracked in the Monday Robotics database as of 2026, spanning 6 categories and 41 manufacturers.

85% commercially deployed

50 of 59 active robots have reached commercial deployment status — meaning they are available for purchase or service contract today.

$100K median price

The median list price across all priced, active robots is $100K. 18 robots (37% of priced listings) are available for under $50,000.

18 robots under $50K

18 commercially available robots have a list price at or below $50,000, making them accessible to mid-size farming operations without capital financing.

5% offer service pricing

3 robots (5% of active listings) are available on a per-acre service, subscription, or lease basis — requiring no large upfront capital outlay.

20-month median payback

The median estimated payback period across robots with published ROI data is 20 months (1.7 years).

64% average labor reduction

Across robots with published labor impact data, the average reported labor reduction is 64%. Weeding and harvest robots show the highest labor displacement.

5 discontinued models

5 robots in our database are discontinued or produced by companies that have shut down. We keep these records for historical reference and market research.

17 weeding robots tracked

17 robots in the Weeding Robots category are listed, 16 of which are commercially available. Median list price: $120K.

13 autonomous tractors tracked

13 robots in the Autonomous Tractors category are listed, 10 of which are commercially available. Median list price: $150K.

USA-led manufacturing

USA (27), China (9), Netherlands (5), France (4), Unknown (2) — the top manufacturing nations by number of listed robot models.

corn most-served crop

The most-served crop types are: corn (16 robots), wheat (15 robots), cotton (15 robots), soybeans (11 robots), rice (9 robots).