Beagle Technology V100 Harvester.

Beagle Technology Inc.’s V100 Harvester is an AI-enabled vegetable harvester. The official vegetable-harvester page says it brings patented See and Cut™ precision from vineyards to vegetables, cutting each plant in real time at the stem to replace hand crews without crop damage. Official “what you get”: AI vision system (See & Cut), cutting mechanism, multi-row units, and a control box. Crops named on that page: romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce, celery, napa cabbage, and bok choy. Field-to-box steps listed: detect plant and locate the heart; calculate optimal cut height; execute the cut; deliver clean product to packers.

Official company addresses on beagle-tech.com: 11501 Dublin Blvd STE 200, Dublin, CA 94568, and 1447 Jason Way Unit 103, Santa Maria, CA 93455. Sales email sales@beagle-tech.com.

The official homepage describes See and Cut™ as software for precise, crop-safe pruning and harvesting on equipment growers already use. Company-wide claims there (not labelled V100-only): works at normal tractor speeds; “proven to cut labor costs by at least 50%”; two-hour training; field-tested by commercial growers throughout California’s Central Valley and coast; 1/8-inch control accuracy using real-time camera vision; “mounts on any tractor – no calibration needed.” Homepage products listed: AI Control Box, V100 Harvester, B100 Pruner, B200 Pruner. A two-day free field trial is offered. Those homepage figures are recorded as company claims.

Reservoir Farms resident (sourced). Reservoir’s 10 April 2026 news item (Salinas opening dated 17 March 2026) lists Beagle Technology in the initial Reservoir Farms – Salinas cohort, alongside other resident startups. That is the citation used here for residency — not an unsourced watch-list note.

GOFAR directory (Beagle's V100 Harvester; latest revision 29 July 2026). Company creation date 15 April 2021; sales contact Yang Fang; commercial release 1 August 2024; TRL 8–9; 0 to 10 units in service globally; direct sales / rental / leasing; price band $51K to $150K; market USA; estimated ROI 1.5 years. Specs GOFAR publishes: electrical + hydraulic; minimum 70 hp tractor; size 600 × 350 × 200 cm; net weight 1,360 kg; min farm 40 ha; productivity 4,154 celery cuts/day (7.5 hour operation); max speed 0.15 km/h; wheel spacing adjustable 1.5–2 m. Crops named there: celery, cos lettuce, iceberg lettuce, wombok cabbage, and bok choy; day and night operation; produce conveyed to workers for packing. Those GOFAR numbers are not on the official pages opened for this drip and were not collapsed into the company copy. The official page’s “daily harvesting capacity” widget (example heads/boxes per day) is an estimator, not a published machine rating, and is not used as a spec.

Image: official Beagle Wix product photograph (74237b_372372ceca204f7c960628a7ec6e1b66~mv2.jpg; tractor-mounted multi-row harvester in a vegetable field). Filename does not contain “ChatGPT Image.” Source: https://www.beagle-tech.com/vegetable-harvester

Sources:

• Beagle V100 vegetable harvester
• Beagle Technology
• Beagle's V100 Harvester — GOFAR
• Reservoir Turns Vision for Specialty Crop AgTech Innovation Center (10 Apr 2026)