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Harvest Automation is a robotics company founded 2006, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Agricultural category.
Mobile robots for nursery, greenhouse and fulfillment work
Harvest Automation is a U.S.-based robotics company headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. It builds small mobile material-handling robots for nursery, greenhouse, and eCommerce fulfillment applications, targeting repetitive manual labor in unstructured outdoor and warehouse environments.
Total funding
US$30.6M
Active products
1
Maker Score
56
Strong evidence
View factor breakdown
Price range
$30K
1 of 1 priced
Top-rated product
61.7
RoboScore
Harvey
Company facts
- HQ
- Billerica, United States
- Founded
- 2006 · 20 yrs
- Website
- www.harvestautomation.com
Maker Score
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Trusted by
- Unnamed nursery/farm customerdeployed 2012robohub.org ↗
Milestones
Four HV-100 (Harvey) robots purchased by customer and began everyday farm work, achieving commercial deployment milestone
Company founded as Q Robotics, later renamed Harvest Automation by Joe Jones, Charles Grinnell, Paul Sandin, and Clara Vu
Press coverage
- Harvest Automation - Wikipedia
Wikipedia
Active products by Harvest Automation
1 shown| # | Category | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Harvey | Agricultural | $30K | 2012 | 61.7 |
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