Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland — Ecorobotix, a global leader in precision agriculture, is expanding its ARA™ Ultra-High Precision Sprayer portfolio with three new machine sizes, ARA200, ARA900, and ARA1200, alongside a new tank system available in three capacity options: TS900, TS1200, and TS1500.
Building on the success of the ARA620, the expanded portfolio gives growers more options to best fit their crops, field layouts, and operational scale, whether they are on 1.5-meter beds or needing a 12-meter working width. These will be available in Europe beginning in March 2027. ARA1200 will be presented publicly for the first time at EIMA International 2026 in Bologna, Italy, this November. Join our press conference on Wednesday, November 11 at 2pm at EIMA, Hall 32, Booth B13.
“Our ARA620 brought precision application to fields around the world and demonstrated the value of our Plant-by-Plant AI™ technology for growers,” said Xavier Melara, EMEA Sales Director at Ecorobotix. “By expanding our lineup and introducing a new tank system with multiple capacity options, we are bringing that same precision to more growers and more cropping systems. Built on Ecorobotix’s second-generation core technology, these new models help farmers reduce plant protection product use, lower input costs, and improve the sustainability and efficiency of their operations.”
ARA200
At 2 meters wide, the ARA200 provides growers with a compact AI-powered sprayer designed to reach areas that can be inaccessible to larger machines, making it suitable for greenhouses, open fields, specialized vegetable farms, and farms growing a variety of crops.
ARA900 & ARA1200
The ARA900 and ARA1200 provide working widths of 9 and 12 meters respectively. They enable growers to cover more hectares per hour than the ARA620 and increase productivity during critical spraying windows. The additional capacity is particularly relevant for large-scale vegetable, broadacre, cotton, and grass fields, maximizing field time and reducing the number of passes required.
Visitors to EIMA International 2026 can see the new ARA1200 firsthand at Hall 32, Booth B13, and have the opportunity to reserve their machine. The press conference will be held at our stand on Wednesday, November 11 at 2pm.
Tank System: TS900, TS1200 & TS1500
To complement the expanded portfolio, Ecorobotix is introducing a new tank system available in three size variants: TS900, TS1200, and TS1500. With capacities of 900, 1,200, and 1,500 liters, respectively, the tank system is designed to support up to 3 hours of uninterrupted spraying while reducing the number of refill stops needed. Features include smart filling with automatic shut-off, faster system cleaning, and a compact design that minimizes space requirements. Together, the new ARA sizes and tank options give growers greater flexibility to configure their precision spraying solution according to their operational needs.
Expanding precision spraying to more growers
The expanded ARA portfolio comes as growers face increasing pressure from rising input costs, labor constraints, and growing sustainability requirements. By applying agricultural inputs only where needed, Ecorobotix’s Plant-by-Plant AI™ technology brings artificial intelligence on fields growing specialty vegetables to broadacre crops and enables targeted crop or weed treatments.
About Ecorobotix
Ecorobotix is a Swiss B Corporation® certified company whose mission is to transform agriculture through agronomic intelligence and its exclusive Plant-by-Plant AI™ technology. This technology identifies and treats individual plants with high precision, reducing the use of crop protection products by up to 95% while maintaining treatment effectiveness and crop health. With more than 120 plant recognition and treatment models, Ecorobotix offers a broad portfolio of AI models. Its flagship product, ARA, is an Ultra-High Precision Sprayer capable of targeting both specific crops and different types of weeds. Present in more than 30 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Oceania, Ecorobotix is helping growers improve the precision, efficiency, and sustainability of crop protection.
