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Tortuga Model F.

Tortuga AgTech’s Model F autonomous harvest robot for strawberries and table grapes. Official two-arm picker; RaaS on commercial farms. AgFunderNews (24 Mar 2025): 150-robot commercial fleet at the Oishii acquisition of Tortuga’s IP, assets, and engineering team.

Agricultural robotics from Tortuga AgTech. Explore harvesting machines and their recorded specifications below.

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Tortuga Model F harvest robots in a strawberry greenhouse
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The useful details.

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

Model F · Latest cataloged observation · captured 2026-09-28
Payload—Not recorded
Battery—Not recorded
Runtime—Not recorded
Speed—Not recorded
Powertrain
Not recorded
Recorded power
Not recorded
Mass
330 kg
Autonomy
Not recorded
Charge time
Not recorded
OPERATING NOTES

Official Tortuga LinkedIn names Model F at The Summer Berry Company (16 Aug 2024). Future Farming / GOFAR list F and G together; no isolated official Model G still was captured, so G is not a separate public product line. Status discontinued: Oishii acquired IP, assets, and team (Mar 2025); independent Tortuga RaaS is not described as continuing.

Specifications describe this model and recorded configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Capture date is not independent verification of manufacturer claims or current availability.

Tortuga Model F · family · Latest cataloged observation · captured 2026-09-28
Payload—Not recorded
Battery—Not recorded
Runtime—Not recorded
Speed—Not recorded
Powertrain
Electric (GOFAR; Future Farming buyers’ guide). GOFAR also lists “Horse power: 3 Kilowatt hours” — recorded as published, not mapped to a separate battery_kwh field.
Recorded power
Not recorded
Mass
330 kg
Autonomy
Future Farming Ag Robot of the Year 2024: navigates in the row precisely and autonomously; two-arm picking. GOFAR: precise autonomous navigation on farm; 17 AI/ML models on the edge. Future Farming award jury: AI uses nearly twenty models. Both wordings kept.
Charge time
Not recorded
OPERATING NOTES

Future Farming buyers’ guide: RaaS at comparable pricing to human picking ($0.60–$0.85 per kilo picked). GOFAR: 150 units in service global; TRL 8–9; crew size 24 robots per farm, roadmap 100+ per farm; productivity “hundreds of thousands of berries picked in a day.” Official Tortuga LinkedIn 16 Aug 2024: two Model F crews picked 101,207 berries in one shift at The Summer Berry Company, 96% accuracy. AgFunderNews 24 Mar 2025: 150-robot commercial fleet. Independent RaaS is not described as continuing after the Oishii acquisition (Mar 2025). msrp_usd left null (RaaS, no public machine price).

INTERFACES & IMPLEMENTS
  • Selective harvest (primary) — strawberries and table grapes
  • UV-C treatment
  • Data collection / forecasting
  • Trimming (Future Farming; GOFAR also lists pruning)

Specifications describe this product family 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

Tortuga AgTech

Tortuga Agricultural Technologies, Inc. (SEC Form D, 6 Sep 2017). ColoradoBiz (10 Jul 2020): Denver; founded 2016 by CEO and co-founder Eric Adamson and CTO and co-founder Tim Brackbill. AgFunderNews (24 Mar 2025): Colorado-based; harvest robots for strawberries, table grapes, and berries, plus data, trimming, and UV-C. Official tortugaagtech.com now serves Oishii consumer pages after Oishii acquired Tortuga’s IP, assets, and engineering team (official Tortuga LinkedIn 25 Mar 2025; AgFunderNews / The Packer 24 Mar 2025). LinkedIn company page later lists Jersey City, New Jersey as headquarters with a Denver office — Jersey City is also Oishii’s HQ. Capital raised is not collapsed: Somerville in AgFunderNews “$50 million in capital over eight years”; The Packer “raised $55 million since its founding in 2016”; Adamson LinkedIn “$52M in venture capital and debt” / “$52MM raised.” Official channels listed on the LinkedIn company page: X @tortugaagtech, Instagram @tortuga_agtech, Facebook tortugaagtech, YouTube @tortugaagtech.

Country of origin
US · United States
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado, United States ↗
Founded
2016
Markets
Selective strawberry harvest · Table grape harvest · UV-C crop treatment · Harvest data / forecasting · Trimming
Regions served
United Kingdom (named commercial farms) · United States (company origin / Oishii partnership)

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linkedin.com/company/tortuga-agtech ↗ coloradobiz.com/how-tortuga-agtech-is-using-automation-to-help-farmers ↗ agfundernews.com/oishii-acquires-tortuga-agtechs-ip-assets-and-engineering-team-to-supercharge-its-vertical-farms ↗ thepacker.com/news/packer-tech/oishii-acquires-robotics-company-tortuga-agtech-extends-harvesting-capabilities ↗ sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1691618/0001691618-17-000002.txt ↗ futurefarming.com/tech-in-focus/field-robots/tortuga-agtech-wins-ag-robot-of-the-year-2024-award-digital-workbench-public-favourite ↗ futurefarming.com/tortuga-agtech-f-and-g-models-for-strawberry-or-table-grape ↗ agricultural-robotics.com/robot/tortuga-f-and-g-models-for-strawberry-or-table-grape ↗ linkedin.com/posts/tortuga-agtech_oishii-acquires-tortuga-agtechs-ip-assets-activity-7310332572557840386-MFwg ↗ linkedin.com/in/eric-adamson ↗

People

Sourced field relationships · Tortuga AgTech

Customers & deployments

Robot · Tortuga Model F

New Forest Fruit Company ↗

Customer · Ended · Grower / farm · GB

East Boldre, Hampshire · East Boldre, Hampshire, United Kingdom

strawberries and grapes · robotic harvest and crop-harvest estimates

New Forest Fruit sustainability page: Tortuga robots support strawberry and grape harvesting as well as crop harvesting estimates with the use of AI. Official Tortuga LinkedIn 16 Aug 2024 names a prior single-shift record at THE NEW FOREST FRUIT CO.

newforestfruit.com/sustainability ↗

Catalog updates

News & developments

Product news · Feb 8, 2024

Tortuga AgTech wins Ag Robot of the Year 2024 award ↗

Future Farming (8 Feb 2024), announced at World FIRA in Toulouse: Tortuga strawberry and table grape harvesting robot wins Ag Robot of the Year 2024. Two-arm picking; nearly twenty AI models; RaaS at labour-equivalent cost; UV-C, trimming, and data.

More from Tortuga AgTech

Tortuga AgTech (legal name Tortuga Agricultural Technologies, Inc., SEC Form D 2017) built and operated autonomous harvest robots. ColoradoBiz (10 Jul 2020): Denver, founded 2016 by CEO and co-founder Eric Adamson and CTO and co-founder Tim Brackbill. AgFunderNews (24 Mar 2025) calls the company Colorado-based. Eric Adamson’s LinkedIn role location is Denver, Colorado. The LinkedIn company page later lists Jersey City, New Jersey as headquarters with a Denver office — Jersey City is also Oishii’s HQ after the 2025 acquisition. No street address is taken from directories.

The opened tortugaagtech.com homepage now serves Oishii consumer pages. Catalog facts below are from Tortuga’s LinkedIn, Future Farming, GOFAR, AgFunderNews, The Packer, ColoradoBiz, SEC, named grower pages, and the founders’ LinkedIn — not from the current berry storefront.

Model F (photographed). AgFunderNews published a Tortuga-credited still of two units on a strawberry greenhouse path; the file is named Three_downrow_F_b.jpg (row numbers 31 and 37). Official Tortuga LinkedIn (16 Aug 2024) names Model F crews at The Summer Berry Company. Future Farming and GOFAR list F and G models together for strawberry or table grape. No isolated official still labeled Model G was captured for this add, so G is not a separate public product line.

What the robot does (sourced; not collapsed). Future Farming buyers’ guide and the 8 Feb 2024 Ag Robot of the Year article: primarily harvest; also data for forecasts, UV-C treatment, and trimming. Jury copy: two-arm picking; AI uses nearly twenty models; navigates in the row autonomously; offered on a service contract at a cost equivalent to hiring labour. GOFAR listing (company sales contact Eric Adamson): 17 AI/ML models on the edge; two-arm asynchronous motion planning; electric; net weight 727 lb / 330 kg; “Horse power: 3 Kilowatt hours”; TRL 8–9; RaaS; 150 units in service global; crew size 24 robots per farm, roadmap 100+ per farm. Future Farming buyers’ guide pricing: as a service at comparable pricing to human picking ($0.60–$0.85 per kilo picked). The Packer (24 Mar 2025), quoting Oishii on Tortuga’s technology: designed for both indoor and outdoor farming.

Customers and fleet (sourced). Official Tortuga LinkedIn, 16 Aug 2024: two Model F crews picked 101,207 berries in a single shift at The Summer Berry Company, 96% accuracy; that record beat one set six days earlier at THE NEW FOREST FRUIT CO. New Forest Fruit’s own sustainability page: “Tortuga robots support us with our strawberry and grape harvesting as well as crop harvesting estimates with the use of AI.” AgFunderNews (24 Mar 2025): commercial harvesting fleet 150 robots, originally built for strawberry picking. Eric Adamson LinkedIn (24 Mar 2025): 150 robots built and commercially deployed. Medium (official @tortugaagtech): commercial farms on two continents; fleet of 100, soon to be 150 (that post predates the 150 figure in 2025 press).

Acquisition (sourced). Official Tortuga LinkedIn (25 Mar 2025) and AgFunderNews / The Packer (24 Mar 2025): Oishii acquired Tortuga’s IP, assets, and engineering team. Adamson told AgFunderNews the teams had partnered that past fall in Oishii farm units. Independent Tortuga RaaS is not described as continuing after the deal. Capital raised is not collapsed: AgFunderNews quotes Oishii COO Brendan Somerville as “$50 million in capital over eight years”; The Packer says Tortuga “has raised $55 million since its founding in 2016”; Adamson’s LinkedIn says “$52M in venture capital and debt” / “$52MM raised.”

Leaders (sourced). Eric Adamson — co-founder and CEO (ColoradoBiz; AgFunderNews; LinkedIn). Tim Brackbill — co-founder and CTO (ColoradoBiz; Oishii COO Brendan Somerville LinkedIn naming both co-founders; Tim Brackbill LinkedIn).

Image: Tortuga AgTech still republished by AgFunderNews (Three_downrow_F_b.jpg). Caption credit: Tortuga AgTech.

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