Product news · Oct 24, 2026
At FIRA USA 2026 in Yakima, Aigen Co-Founder and CEO Kenny Lee said Element uses a mechanical hoe and AI to uproot herbicide-resistant weeds. He said compute was upgraded and a fourth arm lets the robot run four arms through the season without swapping batteries. The clip is on the Conservation Ag Update episode hosted by No-Till Farmer.
Product news · Oct 6, 2026
Robotics & Automation News 6 Oct 2026 (Sam Francis): Alchemy is a generative world model for the open field; Element can be deployed on a new row crop in under a week (lettuce learned in simulation, then deployed in the field). Element comes with 2, 3 or 4 arms; solar with battery backup; removes weeds with foliage up to 6 inches; 100+ robots built and 15,000+ autonomous hours across California, Minnesota and North Dakota (soybeans, tomatoes, sugarbeets, lettuce, cotton); taking orders for the 2027 season; will demo Element at FIRA USA, Yakima, Oct 20–22. Quote from Richard Wurden, co-founder and CTO: “Growers can't control what diesel will cost next month, but they can run their weed control on sunlight.” Alchemy pages: training datasets up to 100% synthetic (99–100%). NVIDIA case study: Alchemy includes post-trained NVIDIA Cosmos; three Jetson Orin NX modules on the newest robots.
Product news · Aug 3, 2026
Aigen.io/news/alchemy-world-model (3 Aug 2026) and aigen.io/alchemy: Alchemy is a generative world model for the open field. Training datasets up to 100% synthetic (Aigen site: 99–100%). Supporting NVIDIA case study: Alchemy includes post-trained NVIDIA Cosmos; three Jetson Orin NX modules on the newest robots.