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John Deere is a robotics company founded 1837, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Agricultural category.
Precision agriculture and autonomous spraying for row-crop farms
John Deere builds See & Spray, a camera- and machine-learning-based precision spraying system for row-crop sprayers that identifies weeds and applies herbicide only where needed. It is sold through Deere’s sprayer lineup, including See & Spray Gen 2, for commercial farm operations in North America and other markets where Deere sells sprayers.
Company facts
- HQ
- Moline, United States
- Founded
- 1837 · 189 yrs
- Website
- www.deere.com
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Milestones
John Deere said See & Spray autonomous precision spraying covered more than 5 million acres during the 2025 growing season.
Blue River Technology’s See & Spray technology was introduced to market and later acquired by John Deere for use on Deere sprayers.
Press coverage
- John Deere's See & Spray autonomous technology covers 5 million ...
Robotics & Automation News · Nov 2025
- John Deere Acquires 'See & Spray' Robotics Startup Blue River ...
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Active products by John Deere
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| 1 |  | John Deere See & Spray | Agricultural | 2022 | A |
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