John Deere has revealed a new line of autonomous machines and tech across agriculture, construction and commercial landscaping.

Bear Flag Robotics, a California-based startup founded in 2017, will be acquired by John Deere for $250 million. This acquisition builds on John Deere’s strategy, and Deere’s Dan Leibfried ...

Two Nvidia processing chips, running at 50 watts steady state, handle the image processing computing from 16 cameras, notes Igino Cafiero, Director of Bear Flag Robotics within John Deere.

Its customers include John Deere, GE Appliances, Valeo, and Nissan. Slip Robotics customers pay a subscription license fee for the use of SlipBots, with ongoing software updates, hardware service ...

During the show last week, John Deere’s release of ExactShot, along with the electric excavator, helped Deere win CES 2023’s award for best of innovation in robotics and a nod as honoree for ...

Why John Deere? Hindman: Technology ... You can innovate with existing technologies like IoT, connectivity, robotics, and sensors, or you can get ahead of the technology curve and bring new ...

John Deere revealed its second-generation autonomy ... AI advancements are accelerating the robotics industry faster than ever before, enabling the rapid advancement in humanoid robots.

The machines are managed via John Deere Operations Center Mobile, the company's cloud-based platform. By swiping left to right to start, the machine can be started once placed in the appropriate spot.

Slip Robotics is tackling one of the supply chain ... America use SlipBots in 24/7 production operations, including John Deere, GE Appliances, Nissan, Valeo, and other manufacturers and logistics ...