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Our autonomous farming robots help growers reduce chemicals and farm more efficiently across the US, UK, and Norway.
Saga Robotics develops Thorvald, a modular autonomous agricultural robot platform for soft fruit and grapevine production. Thorvald performs tasks including UV-C disease control for powdery mildew, weeding, data collection, harvesting strawberries, and growth predictions. It operates in demanding terrain using advanced navigation algorithms, helping growers boost yields, cut labor costs, and reduce chemical use. Deployed commercially in the US, UK, Norway, Germany, and Greece.
Company facts
- HQ
- Oslo, Norway
- Founded
- 2016 · 10 yrs
- Stage
- Equity (2025)
- Website
- www.sagarobotics.com
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Milestones
Raised €9.5 million equity to scale Thorvald in UK and US
Raised over £8.5 million in Series A for global growth
Launched Saga Robotics and Thorvald II commercial platform
Press coverage
- Norway's Saga Robotics harvests €9.5 million to grow its fleet of autonomous farm robots
EU-Startups · Aug 2025
- Farm robot Thorvald raises over £8.5 million in capital for global growth
Nysnø Invest · Aug 2020
- Thorvald, the agricultural robot
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Active products by Saga Robotics AS
1 shown| # | Category | Key specs | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Thorvald | Agricultural | Payload 20 kg·Runtime 4.5 hr | $120.1K | 2016 | 85.1 |
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