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TerraClear TerraScout.

Autonomous field scout from TerraClear. Eight cameras at 1.5 mm GSD, 60 ft swath, 65 HP diesel, 12+ hour endurance. First deliveries targeted for fall 2027.

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The useful details.

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

Payload—Not recorded
Battery—Not recorded
Runtime12h
Speed—Not recorded
Recorded price
Approx. $190,000 USD · captured 2026-09-25
Powertrain
65 HP diesel (official technology and reserve pages, accessed 2026-09-25)
Recorded power
Not recorded
Mass
Not recorded
Autonomy
Fully autonomous field scouting day or night; Starlink remote monitoring (official pages)
Charge time
Not recorded
OPERATING NOTES

Current official pages: 8 cameras, 1.5 mm GSD, 60 ft swath, 1,000+ acres/day, up to 15 mph (not converted), <10 psi, 30″ corn/soy rows. Indicative first-run pricing: $190,000 + $30,000/year or $55,000/year lease; $1,000 refundable deposit; fall 2027 deliveries. Feb 2026 launch release used 1 mm GSD and up to 6 h without refueling — recorded as launch-time claims, superseded by the current 1.5 mm / 12+ h diesel pages.

RECORD CAPTURED 2026-09-25 · TerraScout
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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

TerraClear

Agricultural automation company (Issaquah, WA plus Grangeville ID, Parkersburg IA, Sioux Falls SD). Launch release 25 Feb 2026: founded 2017; nearly 1 million acres mapped; 1,000+ farm operations. CEO Devin Lammers; Head of Product Don Scribner. TerraScout is the autonomous scout platform; rock mapping/picking remains the earlier product line.

Headquarters
Issaquah, United States
Founded
2017
Markets
Field scouting · Rock mapping · Weed mapping
Regions served
United States

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People

  • Devin Lammers

    CEO

  • Don Scribner

    Head of Product

Catalog updates

News & developments

Product news · Feb 25, 2026

TerraClear Launches TerraScout Autonomous Robot ↗

Official launch: autonomous scout for rock and weed mission plans. Launch-time figures included 1 mm GSD and 6 h endurance; current product pages list 1.5 mm GSD, 65 HP diesel, 12+ h. CEO Devin Lammers.

TerraScout is TerraClear’s autonomous field scout. The current official technology and reservation pages (accessed 25 September 2026) list: eight cameras at 1.5 mm GSD; 60 ft mapping swath; 65 HP diesel; 12+ hour endurance; up to 15 mph; under 10 psi ground pressure; 1,000+ acres mapped per day; lighting for day or night; Starlink connectivity; onboard edge compute; purpose-built for 30″ corn and soybean rows. HQ listed at 1770 NW Maple St., Issaquah, WA, with additional offices in Grangeville, ID; Parkersburg, IA; and Sioux Falls, SD.

Reservation page (indicative first-run pricing, confirmed in the reservation agreement): $1,000 fully refundable deposit; purchase $190,000 hardware plus $30,000/year autonomy-and-imagery subscription; or $55,000/year all-in lease. First deliveries targeted for fall 2027. Crops named on the reserve page: corn, soybeans, canola, wheat, and cotton.

TerraClear’s 25 February 2026 launch release used some different figures (1 mm GSD, over 4 billion image samples per acre, up to six hours without refueling, 1,000 acres/day at up to 15 mph). Those are recorded as launch-time claims; the current product pages are 1.5 mm GSD and 12+ hour diesel endurance. The launch named CEO Devin Lammers and Head of Product Don Scribner, and said TerraClear was founded in 2017, had mapped nearly 1 million acres, and served over 1,000 farm operations.

Image: still missing. The official TerraScout page publishes a darkened FieldMockup hero; it was not used because it is a mockup composite rather than a clear product photograph.

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