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AgXeed is a robotics company founded 2018, based in Netherlands, developing 3 robots primarily in the Agricultural category.
Autonomous farming robots for broad-acre and specialty field work
AgXeed is a Dutch robotics company that builds autonomous agricultural robots, including the AgBot T2 5 Series and AgBot T2 7 Series, for broad arable land and open-field vegetable operations. Its systems combine diesel-electric drive, crawler tracks, and autonomous control for tasks such as seeding, cultivation, and tillage, and it operates through a farm-focused sales and service partner network.
Company facts
- HQ
- Haaksbergen, Netherlands
- Founded
- 2018 · 8 yrs
- Website
- www.agxeed.com
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Milestones
AgXeed highlighted the AgBot T2 5 Series for broad arable land and high-capacity work on its product page.
AgXeed expanded its lineup with the AgBot T2 7-series, a 230 hp autonomous robot for large-scale arable farms and open-field vegetable operations.
Development of the first AgBot began in June 2018.
Press coverage
- Agxeed AgBot T2 7-Series 230 HP Autonomous Robot for Farming
BAS Agri
- AgXeed T2 5-SERIES
Future Farming
Active products by AgXeed
3 shown| # | Category | Key specs | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | AgBot T2 7 SERIES | Agricultural | Payload 9000 kg | 2025 | A |
| 2 |  | AgXeed AgBot | Agricultural | — | 2024 | A |
| 3 | T2 5 Series | Agricultural | — | 2025 | BBB |
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