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Naio OZ.

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Compact autonomous electric robot for vegetable growers. More than 35 compatible implements cover planting preparation, seeding, on-row and between-row weeding, crate carrying and trailer towing. Up to eight hours of operation. GNSS RTK navigation; growers create a field map at seeding and reuse it. Naïo is showing a new plug-planting implement for vegetable transplants at FIRA USA 2026 in Yakima.

Agricultural robotics from Naio Technologies.

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Naio OZ
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The useful details.

Model specifications and operating notes.

Naio OZ · family · Latest observation
Payload—Not listed
Battery—Not listed
Runtime8h
Speed—Not listed
Powertrain
Electric.
Power
Not listed
Mass
Not listed
Autonomy
Autonomous speciality-crop robot with GNSS RTK navigation. Growers create a field map in a few minutes, often at the same time as seeding, and reuse it.
Charge time
Not listed
OPERATING NOTES

Up to eight hours of operation. Designed for a working day; recharge takes a few hours. Lift capacity 60 kg; working width up to 100 cm depending on the implement.

INTERFACES & IMPLEMENTS
  • More than 35 compatible implements
  • Planting preparation, seeding, on-row and between-row weeding
  • Crate carrying and trailer towing

Specifications describe this product family and its listed configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Listed figures are manufacturer or press claims, not independent verification of current availability.

Company profile

Behind the machine

Naio Technologies

Naïo, founded in France in 2011, develops autonomous electric agricultural robots for vegetable, specialty crop, vineyard and nursery production. Its robots — Oz, Ted, Jo and Orio — operate across five continents. Matthias Carriere is General Manager.

Country of origin
FR · France
Headquarters
235 rue de la Montagne Noire, 31750 Escalquens, France ↗
Markets
Vegetable production · Specialty crops · Vineyards · Nurseries
Regions served
Five continents

naio-technologies.com ↗ naio-technologies.com ↗ fira-usa.com ↗ fira-usa.com ↗ fira-usa.com ↗ naio-technologies.com ↗

People

  • Matthias Carriere

    General Manager

  • Géraldine Hirschy

    Sanka project manager

Field relationships · Naio Technologies

Customers & deployments

Robot · Naio OZ

Brittany Chamber of Agriculture

Partner · Active · Government · FR

Brittany, France

Christophe Girard, technician, quoted on RTK-guided OZ routes.

edmaebi.com ↗

Robot · Naio OZ

Landaldea Farm

Customer · Active · Grower / farm · FR

France

organic vegetables · mechanical weeding

Pierre Saint-Jean: “Weeding with OZ saves us a lot of time and makes our lives easier.”

edmaebi.com ↗

Company deployment

CIVC

Partner · Active · Other · FR

Champagne, France

wine grapes

Co-developed with CIVC, IFV, Chambers of Agriculture, UC Davis and more.

naio-technologies.com ↗

Robot · Naio TED

Domaine du Gibeau

Customer · Active · Grower / farm · FR

Cognac area · Cognac, France

wine grapes (Cognac) · vineyard weeding

Renaud Friederich on Augmented Autonomy: no need to monitor a validated route.

edmaebi.com ↗

Robot · Naio TED

IFV

Partner · Active · Research / university · FR

wine grapes

TED designed in collaboration with the IFV.

edmaebi.com ↗

Company deployment

UC Davis ↗

Partner · Active · Research / university · US

Davis, California · California

UC Davis listed among long-standing technical partners.

naio-technologies.com ↗

Company deployment

480 commercial units

Customer · Active

5 continents

480 robots sold, all made in France, operating across 5 continents.

naio-technologies.com ↗

Robot · Naio ORIO

Betteravia Farms

Trial · Ended · Grower / farm · US

Santa Maria, California

vegetables · Dino weeding trial

Dylan Bognuda: “You just let the machine go, and it cultivates the field.”

modernfarmer.com ↗

Company deployment

15 commercial units

Trial · Ended

Salinas, Santa Maria, and Davis, California

US testing at 15 different commercial farms mainly in Salinas, Santa Maria, and Davis.

modernfarmer.com ↗

Company funding · Naio Technologies

Funding & investors

Appearances

In the field

Updates

News & developments

Product news · Nov 10, 2026

Naïo managing director on unsupervised Oz and Ted operation ↗

Matthias Carrière, managing director of Naïo, describes autonomy as work without supervision. Oz about 150 kg, below 2 km/h, GPS RTK and a contact bumper. These robots do not use AI. Unsupervised work is approved parcel by parcel. On Ted, vegetation beside a vine can trip mechanical safeguards. Supervised mode needs a remote-control interaction every six minutes.

Product news · Nov 1, 2026

Naïo Oz demonstrated in Ontario onion plots at AIVA field day ↗

At the 18 August AIVA field day at Haggerty Creek Ltd. near Bothwell, Naïo Oz weeded small onion plots at about two acres per day. Between-row work was effective; in-row weeds near the crop were harder, and a narrower toolbar was needed as the onions grew.

Product news · Oct 1, 2026

OZ: FROM PLANTING TO HARVEST ↗

At FIRA USA 2026 in Yakima, Naïo is showing Oz with a new plug-planting implement for vegetable transplants, alongside weeding, seeding, cultivation, mowing and crop transport. Oz has more than 35 compatible implements, RTK field maps, up to eight hours of operation and almost 1 acre a day. Matthias Carriere, General Manager: “If you want to weed precisely, you first need to establish the crop precisely.”

Product news · Oct 1, 2026

OZ: from planting to harvest ↗

At FIRA USA 2026 in Yakima (20–22 October), Naïo is showing a new plug-planting implement for Oz vegetable transplants, extending the robot from weeding into crop establishment. More than 35 compatible implements now include plug planting, seeding, cultivation, mechanical weeding, mowing and crop transport. Up to eight hours of operation and almost 1 acre a day. Matthias Carriere, General Manager of Naïo: “If you want to weed precisely, you first need to establish the crop precisely. With Oz, we are connecting these two stages of the crop cycle.”

More from Naio Technologies

Oz weighs about 150 kg and travels below 2 km/h. Naïo defines autonomy as work without supervision. A contact bumper stops the robot on a light bump. These robots do not use AI. Unsupervised work is approved parcel by parcel.

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