Root AI - Introducing Virgo

Root AI is proud to introduce the Virgo harvesting robot. To learn more about how autonomous harvesting is transforming the agricultural industry, visit our website at root-ai.com or check out our latest feature on CNBC: www.cnbc.com/2....

[@sarah_farm]

So many different ways to use pomegranates. I know your family loves to taste test all your new recipes. Your videos bring peace and happiness to my heart and your dog makes me laugh all the time. Thank you for sharing yourself and your family with us. You give us much more than we could ever give you. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@topphatt1312]

This is just fun to watch I don’t really care about the usefulness of it I just think it’s fun to watch

[@SmartFarm.1]

So excelent!

[@ravinaidu4951]

Moved not by the four wheels but by the robo animals legs great achievement in the agriculture field will be achieved

[@FluidMotionEnergy]

It needs to be larger with a tube thru the center of the arm large enuff to suck or gravity feed tomates so it can pick and harbevet them 10 x faster and less moving back and forth dropping the tomomatoes causiing soft spots

[@Kids_Scissors]

Or maybe it could just more gingerly place the tomatoes into the collection container. A Suction tube system throughout the robot sounds loud and difficult to manage

[@ProlificSwan]

You can see a number of green ones in the basket (maybe 1-5%)--I'm guessing those are mistakes? It's also funny how it states it is effective in dense environments at 1:12 and then a few seconds later it fails a grab. Does this handle different tomato species (i.e. do you have a general ripeness classifier) which do not have the typical green -> red coloring (e.g. the purple and yellow tomatoes) or are you just training a dataset for each new crop/location you are in?

[@bogaziciliceohaluk]

i lol'ed so hard when it couldnt grab it. but i guess it shows pictures of ripe tomatoes thousands or millions of times for the ai to recognize it so %1-5 mistake is not that bad for now in my opinion

[@rp7784]

No not a mistake, it's common to pick unripe fruit, especially fruit that's capable of ripening off the vine like tomatoes, they last longer for shipping and less likely to spoil

[@shankymsd8292]

Cn anyone tell me how to make it work? I have prepared the dataset and I have train it. But now, how to handle this mechanical parts? suggest me!! how to make it work physically.

[@gem_femboy6761]

I need to find someone who can help me make a autonomous robot arm that can harvest grapes but it knows witch ones are good and bad and then it does the juicing process for me and then makes the drink so I don’t have to do anything please I want this.

[@Nastrusnicu]

Waiting for mass production of robots and their price on the market

[@aleksandersuur9475]

That might be a long wait, even when they do start selling such stuff it's still not going to have a public price tag, such things rarely do. You got to contact their sales tell them what you want and what you plan to do and the negotiations go from there.

[@hfe1833]

Robot is cute, what time of servo drive they're using in joint's?

[@goutvols103]

Does it work on strawberries?

[@NayrbRellimer]

Have you been able to scale up production yet or begin a trial run? I'm willing to purchase stock from you if you get enough customers.

[@aryannpj5998]

what is the price of machine

[@VictorGonzalez-xy3dh]

what is the cost?

[@joseluiscastillosanchez611]

Hola, ¿lograste averiguar algo acerca del coste de un robot así, que permitiera la recolección de tomates? En todos lados te muestran un vídeo corto con el robot en funcionamiento pero, nadie habla de cuánto vale comprarlo...

[@gibonglee6775]

What is use camera?

[@industrialrobots4820]

Can the system pick anything else in addition to cherry tomatoes?

[@rasmasyean]

It looks like their claim is to be able to target ripe fruits. Another vid uses a different arm to go around vines. So I guess it would depend on the arms and grippers they use and whether or not their vision can distinguish individual ripe fruits.

[@Kids_Scissors]

Anything that fits in the hand, I suppose

[@deepakpraveen9008]

Super

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer,
robot joint , over 30 years experience ,

[@mmwang]

很好！很好！

[@nigelinnes5984]

Good test but market likes to buy entire bunch

[@kiranpandit7911]

Hight speed robot

[@nicolewis8811]

01:00 01:11 just missed ! lol

[@saneeshj8]

1:11 lol

[@reiniergarcia]

I see massive unemployment.

[@asterobiology]

Lemme guess. Michael Reeves made this.

[@RomanLeBg]

lmao

[@aa5new]

Sorry guys but this robot looks brand new. His operational hours is around 10 hours, not more. That means, the device wasn't operated in the field but it is a demonstration robot which will provide only a futuristic outlook. For creating the software, the engineers have programmed thousands of hours. The relationship between invested programming time and operational hours in the reality is equal to a low productivity.

[@jessevanhook7685]

Who trimmed the tomatoes? This is not even close to a dense foilaged tomatoe plant cheaper to hire immigrants

[@lucasi8455]

So excelent!