Modular field robot with two drive units and a rectangular implement bridge for laser or mechanical weeding, monitoring, and seeding. At least 8 h/day. Also cited: 9 kWh plus solar, 10–12 h laser weeding, €60,000–€120,000; initial markets France, Germany, Netherlands.
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Nature Robots GmbH (DFKI spin-off, incorporated January 2022) in Osnabrück makes a modular autonomy software suite plus field robots Lero.01 / Lero.02 (show robots) and Lero.03 (implement carrier). Contact address: Hamburger Str. 24, 49084 Osnabrück.
Host and organizer at the Coppenrath Innovation Centre, with Netzwerk PhytoPhotonik and AgriFlexBot. Registration is open via the official Google Form. Registrants agree that Nature Robots may use attendee photos and videos for promotional use.
Technology Keynote and live breakouts to launch Mission Control, Farming Autonomy OS (FAOS) updates, and integrated compliance. Guest keynotes: Erik Pekkeriet (Wageningen University & Research) on European AgTech robotics challenges; Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke (Osnabrück University) on European AI and AgTech regulation; Dr. Frits van Evert (Wageningen University & Research) on autonomous field operations in practice.
Lero.03 is Nature Robots’ implement-carrying field robot: two drive units and a rectangular bridge for tools. Product copy names laser weeding, mechanical weeding, monitoring, and seeding, with automatic tool change and 3D plant mapping while driving.
Fully electric 4-wheel drive; 9 kWh battery plus 0.68 kW solar; 10–12 hours of laser weeding at 2,000 W implement power; LiDAR and vision SLAM, including GNSS-denied agri-PV; initial markets France, Germany, and the Netherlands; prices €60,000–€120,000 depending on software and implements. Designed for at least 8 hours per day.
The photograph is Lero.03: two green drive units, a rectangular implement bridge, and an LZH laser-weeding module. It is not a Lero.01 monitoring machine.
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