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Aigen Element Gen 2 X4.

Four-arm configuration of Aigen’s second-generation solar-powered Element weeding robot. Mechanical in-row and between-row weed removal; fleets available for the 2027 season.

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The useful details.

Model specifications, operating notes, and the sources behind them.

Payload—Not recorded
Battery—Not recorded
Runtime—Not recorded
Speed—Not recorded
Powertrain
Entirely solar with solar-charged battery backup (Sugar Producer). Official Element page: 350 W panel + onboard storage — published for Model Element, not labelled X4-only.
Recorded power
Not recorded
Mass
Not recorded
Autonomy
Coordinated fleet; custom edge AI; no driver (Sugar Producer / aigen.io/agriculture)
Charge time
Not recorded
OPERATING NOTES

Sugar Producer 18 Sep 2026: weeds at the root in-row and between rows up to 12-inch foliage diameter; fleets for 2027 season; designed for 10,000 active hours or 8 years; two-year bumper-to-bumper warranty excluding wear/consumables. Official Element page: 200 acres/season per 5-robot crew; Strike and Sweep modes; AWD + IP65 + foam-filled wheels.

INTERFACES & IMPLEMENTS
  • Four independently operating mechanical striker arms (X4)
  • X2 and X3 arm configurations remain available
RECORD CAPTURED 2026-09-25 · Element Gen 2 X4
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Specifications describe the selected model and recorded configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Capture date is not independent verification of manufacturer claims or current availability.

Company profile

Behind the machine

Aigen

Builds autonomous solar-powered Element robots for mechanical weed control and field analytics. Sugar Producer (18 Sep 2026) says Aigen has built more than 100 robots and logged more than 15,000 autonomous hours. Co-founder and CEO Kenny Lee; co-founder and CTO Richard Wurden.

Headquarters
Redmond, United States
Markets
Weeding · Commodity row crops · Organic and conventional

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People

  • Kenny Lee

    Co-Founder and CEO

  • Richard Wurden

    Co-Founder and CTO

Catalog updates

News & developments

Aigen announced Element Gen 2 X4 in a 18 September 2026 new-product item carried by Sugar Producer Magazine (Redmond, WA). The X4 is the four-arm configuration of Aigen’s second-generation Element robot: four independently operating arms remove weeds at the root, in the row and between rows, up to 12-inch foliage diameter. Two- and three-arm (X2, X3) configurations remain available.

Sugar Producer reports the robots run entirely on solar with solar-charged battery backup and navigate as a coordinated fleet using Aigen’s custom edge AI. Fleets are available to growers for the 2027 season. Co-founder and CEO Kenny Lee said Element fleets bring “the precision of a hand crew at the scale of a sprayer, fully autonomously and fully solar-powered.” Co-founder and CTO Richard Wurden said adding four arms while staying on a limited solar power budget was a hardware, software, and power-usage challenge.

The same article says Aigen has built more than 100 robots and logged more than 15,000 autonomous hours across generations; Element is designed for 10,000 active operating hours or 8 years, with a two-year bumper-to-bumper warranty (motors included regardless of hours; wear and consumables excluded). Element Gen 2 X4 records weed density going into a field and removal coming out.

Aigen’s official agriculture page describes the Element platform (not X4 by name): 100% solar-powered with a 350 W panel and onboard storage battery; AWD, IP65, foam-filled wheels; Strike and Sweep modes; crew packs of 5, 10, or 20+ robots; 200 acres/season per 5-robot crew; designed, engineered, and assembled in the USA.

Image: still missing. Official Aigen agriculture-page photos show Element Gen 2 but do not clearly identify the four-arm X4 configuration; those were not reused.

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