Bionic picking robots solve the manual problems of elevated crops inside greenhouses

The global labor shortage is forcing agriculture towards an automation revolution! China Fengzhiyuan Company released a bionic six-legged picking robot today, which is specially designed for tall vine crops such as tomatoes and blueberries. This system can replace 80% of manual labor, saving over $18,000 in labor costs per mu of greenhouse annually and reducing the crop loss rate from 10% to 1%.

Technological improvements in greenhouses: Bionic robots + intelligent decision-making

1. Breakthroughs in bionic structures
Six-legged adaptive joint: Imitating the climbing ability of spiders, it can move stably on the surface of inclined vines, and the anti-slip efficiency is increased by 70% in heavy rain
Millimeter-level end effector: Equipped with pressure-sensing grippers, it precisely strips fruit stems without damaging the fruit (damage rate < 0.5%)

2.AI intelligent vision system
Multispectral scanning for fruit maturity identification (erythrotin content error < 0.3%)
Real-time generation of picking paths, with dynamic obstacle avoidance efficiency increased by 50%

Comparison of real farm data ​

Why choose bionic robots?

✅ All-weather operation: Not restricted by fatigue or weather, nighttime picking efficiency does not decline
✅ Multi-crop compatibility: Verified compatibility with vine crops such as tomato/pepper
✅ Zero cost of learning: Plug and play。