Agreenculture details 50-hectare CENTEOL autonomous maize trial
Agreenculture published results from the CENTEOL project, in which three autonomous robots completed a maize-production sequence with minimal intervention.
Evidence notes
- Agreenculture and KUHN tested three robots across tillage, sowing, weeding and fertilization on a 50-hectare plot.
- The tracked 30-horsepower robots used GNSS RTK guidance for centimetre-level positioning and carried five adapted implements.
- The machines achieved 24-hour operating autonomy and exerted less ground pressure than a conventional tractor.
Company context
Agreenculture develops an autonomy kit for agricultural machinery. The Toulouse company combines positioning, perception, control and safety hardware so equipment manufacturers and farm operators can convert tractors and implements into autonomous field systems.