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Weeding that never
takes a day off.

A Ranger crew is out at sunup every day of the season, finding weeds while they’re still tiny and taking them out with steel instead of spray.

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Ranger robot in a field at duskRanger · Row crops · Alachua County, FL
Precision hoeing

Steel,
not spray.

Ranger’s cameras tell crop from weed at a few millimeters’ resolution. A rotary hoe drops only where a weed is, then lifts clear before it reaches the crop.

Young soybean plants in a row Crop 0.97 Weed 0.93 Weed 0.88 Live detection · 12 fps
Scouting built in

Know your field
plant by plant.

Because Ranger looks at every plant anyway, the scouting comes free: stand counts, gaps, weed hotspots and vigor maps waiting in your inbox each morning.

Aerial view of crop rows
Weed pressure
Block 7 · pass 41
Off-grid by design

No fuel truck,
no cords.

The deck and pack are sized for a long Florida day of work. Parked at the field edge overnight, Ranger is topped up again by the time the dew burns off.

Solar panels standing in grass
Battery
Solar input
Runtime left · 9h 40m

Under the panel

Ranger R2
Built in Gainesville, Florida — frame to firmware.

Sized so a family farm can run four of them and a large operation can run forty.

Steel-tool weedingDaily scouting mapsSolar + LFP powerMesh-linked crews
Weight
290 kg
Footprint
1.9 × 1.6 m · straddles two rows
Speed
1.2 km/h working · 4 km/h transit
Vision
6 stereo cameras · 3 mm ground sampling
Tool
Rotary hoe · in-row and between rows
Weather
IP67 · works 0–45 °C
Warranty
3 years parts & labor

Spring is closer
than it looks.

Crews for the 2027 season are assigned in the order requests come in.

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