Lettuce

Revolutionizing Lettuce Farming. Following extensive field testing, our cutting-edge technology is transforming the way farmers cultivate lettuce crops.

The Challenge: Precise Weed Control in Lettuce Fields


Lettuce farming demands high precision. In the U.S., where lettuce is often seeded, growers face significant costs from manual weeding and broad chemical applications. These practices can lead to increased phytotoxicity and reduced crop quality. In Europe, where lettuce is typically transplanted, the main challenge lies in the precise application of insecticides and fungicides to protect young plants without harming them.


The Solution: Plant-by-Plant AI

Ecorobotix’s advanced plant-by-plant AI redefines targeted weed control, ensuring only unwanted weeds are treated with exceptional accuracy. This technology optimizes crop health, reduces chemical costs, and enhances yield quality.

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About ten days after planting lettuce, I applied fungicide.  The lettuce was quite small. With the fungicide, I was able to save around 80% of the product.

— Martin Van Winden, Ferme Hotte & Van Winden, Canada

Lettuce Farming with Ultra High Precision

Learn how Ecorobotix’s ARA sprayer and its groundbreaking lettuce algorithm help reduce plant protection product use by up to 80%, ensuring healthier crops and more sustainable farming.

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Onion

The ARA Ultra-High Precision Sprayer is setting a new standard in sustainable agriculture. For onion growers, their benefits are great especially when it comes to minimizing phytotoxicity.

The Hidden Threat

Phytotoxicity, caused by excessive or imprecise chemical application, can have a severe impact on the onion’s development:

No herbicides are applied—used as a control in tests.

Non-Treated (Class mm)

AI targets specific weeds, spraying only them with selective herbicides.

ARA, Selective (Class mm)

AI sprays only weeds with non-selective herbicides, avoiding crops.

ARA, Non-Selective (Class mm)

Herbicides are sprayed evenly across an entire field, covering both weeds & crops.

Broadcast Spraying (Class mm)

ARA’s Ultra-Precise Targeting: The Solution to Reducing Phytotoxicity induced by herbicide applications

Up to 95% Reduction in Chemical Use – ARA precisely applies herbicides, insecticides, and fertilizers only where needed.

Ultra-High Precision (2.4-inch accuracy) – No more excessive spraying on healthy plants.

Minimal Crop Stress – Protect your onions from unnecessary exposure to harsh chemicals.

Up to 95% Reduction in Chemical Use

ARA precisely applies herbicides, insecticides, and fertilizers only where needed.

Proven Results: Data from 3,000 Onion Missions

Our recent study, analyzing nearly 3,000 ARA sprayer missions in onion fields, revealed herbicide savings of up to 95%. In most cases, chemical use was reduced by at least 80%, proving that ARA not only cuts costs but also protects onions from chemical stress.

Higher Yield Potential – By avoiding phytotoxicity, onions grow stronger and bigger.

Lower Input Costs – Reduce chemical expenses while improving overall farm profitability.

Environmentally Sustainable – Reduce chemical runoff, improve soil health and air pollution.

Interested in Our Products or a Demonstration?

Yes, seeing is believing! We can arrange a demo so you can experience our AI-powered precision spraying in action. With ARA dealers operating in over 20 countries, you’ll be joining a growing global community transforming agriculture. Contact us to learn more!

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Spinach

After extensive field testing, our cutting-edge technology is transforming the way farmers cultivate spinach crops.

The Challenge: Precision in Spinach Farming


Spinach farming requires precision. Traditional methods often involve high labor costs, excessive use of chemicals, and imprecise weeding, all of which lead to diminished crop quality, increased environmental impact, and higher expenses. Even after harvesting, leftover weeds can affect packing quality, making precise weed control essential throughout the entire farming process.


The Solution: Plant-by-Plant AI

Our cutting-edge, plant-by-plant AI technology revolutionizes weed control in spinach farming. With unparalleled accuracy, it targets only the weeds, even close to the crop, while keeping phytotoxicity to a minimum. This significantly reduces chemical use, lowers labor costs, and improves the yield, health, and overall quality of your spinach harvest.

Experience the future of spinach farming, where technology and sustainability grow hand in hand.

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“Our trials on spinach showed a reduction between 60 and 95%, achieving the same level of weed control as traditional methods.”

— Eureden, France

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String Beans

Through extensive field trials, our award-winning algorithm is transforming the way farmers grow and manage string bean crops.

The Challenge: Precision in String Bean Farming


All crop farming requires high accuracy. Traditional methods often rely on manual labor, strongly weather dependent mechanical weeding and broadcast chemical applications, which can harm the crop, increase costs, and negatively affect the environment.


The Solution: Plant-by-Plant AI

Our advanced plant-by-plant AI technology provides precise weed control, targeting only weeds with exceptional accuracy. This reduces the need for harmful chemicals, cuts down on labor costs, and enhances the health and quality of string bean yields.

Unlock the future of string bean farming with our innovative, sustainable, and efficient AI-driven solution.

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Our use of ARA on large-scale this year has been a success: more than 100 ha of beans have been satisfactorily weeded, working at 7 km/h.

— Julien Prat, Responsable adjoint Légumes Industrie

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Sugar beet

Ecorobotix redefines sugar beet farming. Through rigorous field testing, our next-generation algorithm is delivering breakthrough results in weed control and crop health.

The Challenge: Aggressive Weeds and High Input Costs


Sugar beet fields are especially vulnerable to fast-growing, herbicide-resistant weeds. Traditional broadcast spraying remains the standard solution but often leads to high input costs, increased crop stress, and sub-optimal chemical efficiency, especially as resistance builds.


The Solution: Ultra-Precise Plant-Level Treatment

With Ecorobotix’s plant-by-plant AI and high-resolution targeting, every weed is identified and treated with pinpoint accuracy, minimizing impact on the surrounding crop. This reduces chemical usage by up to 95%, supports crop health, and contributes to sustainable, efficient farming.

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We have already saved 80% on sprayed products, showing a clear environmental impact.

— Christophe Basile, French Federation of Preserved Vegetable Food Industries, France

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Sugar beets including volunteer potatoes

At Ecorobotix, we are transforming weed management in sugar beet fields, with our breakthrough algorithm controlling volunteer potatoes.

The Challenge: Invasive Weeds & Volunteer Potatoes


Sugar beet crops are especially affected by herbicide-resistant weeds, and even more by volunteer potatoes. These unwanted plants grow from leftover tubers and cause several problems: they host pests and diseases, reduce yield and quality, and disrupt crop rotation, not just for the current season but for future ones too.

Traditional solutions are often incomplete or too expensive. Manual weeding is hard work, while broadcast spraying uses more chemicals, puts stress on the crop, and speeds up herbicide resistance.


The Solution: Targeted AI-Driven Precision

Ecorobotix’s ARA sprayer uses plant-by-plant AI technology to detect and spray individual weeds, including volunteer potatoes, with centimeter-level accuracy. Every plant is analyzed. Every action is optimized.

-Adapts to various emergence stages, even staggered ones

-Up to 95% less herbicide use

-Safeguards sugar beet yield and health

- Controls volunteer potatoes efficiently with reduced impact on the crop

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Onions including volunteer potatoes

Onion crops are moderately sensitive to chemicals and have a sparse canopy that leaves much of the soil uncovered, creating ideal conditions for aggressive weed growth. Among the most persistent challenges are volunteer potatoes, which not only compete with onions but also host pests like nematodes. In regions like the Netherlands, this disrupts future potato rotations and undermines regenerative practices. Ecorobotix’s ARA sprayer brings a new level of ultra-precise weed control, now optimized to target volunteer potatoes while protecting onion crops.

The Challenge: Delicate Crops, Persistent Threats


Crops do not compete well with weeds. But worse, volunteer potatoes, resprouting from missed tubers, pose a silent but costly threat.

These plants:

- Increase chemical use and compromise sustainable practices

- Slow down harvest operations and disrupt onion bulb development

- Host nematode pests, threatening future potato crops and breaking regenerative rotation cycles

- Persist through rotations and resist standard herbicides


The Solution: Ultra-High Precision at Plant Level

Ecorobotix’s ARA combines high-resolution cameras and AI to individually detect and treat weeds and volunteer potatoes. This means:

Disease risk mitigation: Break pathogen hosts in rotation

Less chemical, more control: Up to 95% reduction in herbicide use

No crop damage: Phytotoxicity is minimized, ensuring no negative impact on crop development. With the ability to either plant later or harvest earlier than conventional practices, growers can optimize their operations without sacrificing yield.

Optimized harvest quality: Bigger bulbs, higher market value

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