The AgBot is compatible with standard implements featuring a 3‑point linkage, allowing it to handle a wide range of field tasks. Current applications include soil and seedbed preparation, stubble tillage, weeding, flail mowing, and grassland upkeep. The W3 model is also available in a crop‑care configuration, enabling spraying in orchards. Additional capabilities, such as ploughing and seeding, are in development. Through the 3A program and collaborations with partners, smart implement solutions are being created. Using ISOBUS TIM communication, implements can send status updates to the AgBot, enabling it to respond automatically to issues like blockages or collisions with stones.

The 5.115T2 and 2.055W4 combine diesel power with electric drive for the best of both worlds — strong pulling power, smooth operation, and energy‑efficient performance. The T2’s independent track drive offers excellent traction on challenging terrain, while the W4’s wheel drive delivers agility and precision in the field.

AgBots are ideal for handling repetitive tasks during busy periods, helping you get more done in tight timeframes. At 75% engine load, an AgBot can run for up to 20 hours on a single cycle. With careful planning and enough units in operation, you can achieve as much as 2,000 working hours per year.

The 5.115T2 delivers maximum power with soil‑friendly crawler tracks, giving you excellent traction and reduced compaction – perfect for heavy‑duty tasks and challenging terrain. The 2.055W4 is lighter and highly adaptable, making it ideal for light soil work and maintenance. Its adjustable wheel configurations and track widths offer flexibility to suit a variety of jobs, helping you work efficiently across different conditions.

Yes. In autonomous mode, AgBots can travel at speeds of up to 13.5 km/h. For best results, we recommend choosing a speed that matches the specific task — ensuring the highest efficiency, precision, and quality of work.

Once a certified user has uploaded field boundaries, set up the tasks, and deployed the AgBot safely to the field, it can complete the work entirely on its own. This means no on‑site supervision is needed while it operates, allowing you to focus on other jobs.

Yes, AgXeed AgBots have undergone thorough risk assessments and hazard analyses, and are equipped with robust safety systems. When used within its intended limits (see the operator manual), an Agbot can operate fully autonomously in the field without local supervision – delivering the efficiency gains our customers expect, while maintaining safety.

Yes. You can experience an AgBot first‑hand by attending one of our demonstration events, where you’ll see the machines in action and have the chance to ask questions. You can also arrange an initial consultation to discuss your needs, or even explore a rent‑to‑buy option through SoilEssentials  – your trusted local AgXeed partner.