News & novelties 03/07/2023
Ecorobotix is one out of 10 promising tech companies to participate in the Swiss Venture Leaders Technology 2023 programme by Venturelab. Our company is also selected among the 50 European startups that will participate in the Tech Tour Growth50, a roadshow to Silicon Valley investors.
Our CEO Simon Aspinall has been selected to join Venturelab's Venture Leaders Technology 2023 programme, along with 9 other Swiss entrepreneurs.
The Venture Leaders Technology 2023 programme is supported by the cantons of Vaud and Zurich, the EPFL and ETHZ, the law firm Kellerhals Carrard and the bank Rothschild & Co.
→ Read the presentation of Ecorobotix by Venturelab
Ecorobotix will also take part in the Tech Tour Growth50, an exclusive roadshow where the 50 European startups with the greatest potential will meet investors from Silicon Valley. It's a great opportunity to create awareness around our technology, with other companies, US investors, or the media.
The roadshow is organised by Tech Tour, a community connecting entrepreneurs, investors, and business partners from around the world.
Being part of these exclusive programmes is not only a recognition of our work but also of the huge potential of our technology to change the world of agriculture.
At Ecorobotix, we are dedicated to delivering cutting-edge precision spraying technology that empowers farmers to significantly reduce herbicide usage. Data from nearly 3,000 missions in onion fields using our ARA ultra-high precision sprayer reveals impressive results, with nearly 70% of all missions achieving herbicide savings of 80%, and some missions saving as much as 98%.
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Noud van Gog, a farmer and contractor based in Liessel, Netherlands, manages a substantial area of chicory and sugar beets, covering 580 hectares and 710 hectares, respectively. Dedicated to keeping his fields clean from weeds, he employs a strategic mix of mechanical weeding and spraying with Ecorobotix’s ARA precision sprayer, aiming to minimize chemical usage while maximizing crop health and yield.
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Spray drift is a major concern for farmers and governments alike, as it wastes resources and harms neighboring crops, ecosystems, and public health. Strict regulations have emerged to address this, and innovations in spray technology are key to compliance.
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