RoBoTec PTC
RoBoTec PTC, based in Bremen, Germany, is revolutionizing plant production with its flagship product, RoBo®Cut. This fully automated, in-vitro plant production system utilizes a unique combination of artificial intelligence, 3D image recognition, robotics, and laser technology to precisely divide delicate plants. The system addresses the high personnel costs and contamination risks associated with traditional manual plant propagation, offering a sterile, efficient, and cost-effective solution. RoBo®Cut automates the entire process, from opening culture vessels to placing cut plantlets on fresh medium, eliminating manual intervention. The company highlights its "Smarter propagation, better plants" motto, emphasizing the AI's ability to make thousands of flawless cuts, minimizing cell damage and infection compared to manual scalpel methods. RoBoTec PTC is supported by the EU's Horizon 2020 program and has established strategic partnerships with companies like Kawasaki Robotics and Ball Horticulture Co. Their technology is patented and has been successfully implemented worldwide, with applications extending to space agriculture.
RoBoTec PTC
RoBoTec PTC, based in Bremen, Germany, is revolutionizing plant production with its flagship product, RoBo®Cut. This fully automated, in-vitro plant production system utilizes a unique combination of artificial intelligence, 3D image recognition, robotics, and laser technology to precisely divide delicate plants. The system addresses the high personnel costs and contamination risks associated with traditional manual plant propagation, offering a sterile, efficient, and cost-effective solution. RoBo®Cut automates the entire process, from opening culture vessels to placing cut plantlets on fresh medium, eliminating manual intervention. The company highlights its "Smarter propagation, better plants" motto, emphasizing the AI's ability to make thousands of flawless cuts, minimizing cell damage and infection compared to manual scalpel methods. RoBoTec PTC is supported by the EU's Horizon 2020 program and has established strategic partnerships with companies like Kawasaki Robotics and Ball Horticulture Co. Their technology is patented and has been successfully implemented worldwide, with applications extending to space agriculture.