FarmX
- Country of origin
- US · United States
- Headquarters
- Mountain View, California, United States ↗
Autonomous electric robot for precision agriculture and crop monitoring in orchards and vineyards
Agricultural robotics from FarmX.

Model specifications and operating notes.
Structured specifications have not been listed yet.
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Company profile
Chief Executive Officer
Company funding · FarmX
Feb 7, 2022
Kubota announced a second investment in FarmX to expand precision farm management for specialty crops; the amount was not published.
Apr 16, 2020
Kubota announced an investment in FarmX for its irrigation automation and yield-management platform; the amount was not published.
Updates
Product news · Sep 29, 2026
Amos Power’s twin-track driverless electric tractor weighs about 3 tonnes, is 3.2 m long, and has electric drive equivalent to about 85 hp, with a claimed run time of four to eight hours. FarmX acquired the Iowa company and plans to combine the tractor with Perceptive Navigation, a sensor-based autonomy platform that FarmX says controls attachments to ±2 cm without satellite guidance. OrchardPilot is a one-day orchard retrofit proven on CNH, John Deere, and Kubota tractors. FarmX says it has secured funding to integrate the platform; no amount is listed.
Product news · Feb 1, 2026
Tulare, California, February 2026: FarmX announced the acquisition of Amos Power, a developer of fully electric autonomous tractor technology, plus additional funding. Tushar Dave, Chief Executive Officer of FarmX, said the company is combining electric autonomous machinery with FarmX computer vision, machine learning, and vision-based intelligence. FarmX has expanded across India, Japan, and Australia, and expects integrated production deployments to follow a unified development roadmap beginning in 2026. No funding amount is listed.
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