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Farmonacci

Built by Polymath Robotics · United States

Updated Jun 2026·methodology
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The Farmonacci is a Autonomous Vehicle developed by Polymath Robotics (United States), launched 2022, listed at $115,000 USD (unverified).

RoboScore

41.8/ 100

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4 of 9 signals present

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Commercial maturity20%75/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%40/100
Spec completeness12%63/100
Company financial health12%unknown
Company maturity8%25/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%unknown
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown

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Overview

Farmonacci is an autonomous robot tractor that serves as a test and demonstration platform for equipping industrial vehicles with general autonomy. It is powered by an advanced autonomy system with capabilities including perception, localization, path planning, and motion control, in addition to detection and guidance around obstacles using machine learning.

Flagship features

  • **Teaching by demonstration**: Users can teach Ronin tasks by showing it what to do using a matched teleoperation unit
  • **Open software stack**: Includes an open SDK and is compatible with LeRobot and OpenPI
  • **Alpha program**: First batch comes with hands-on engineering support and direct access to the Polymorph team
  • **Future upgrades**: RoninHand, a 16-DoF dexterous hand, is planned as a future option
  • **No coding required**: Designed to be taught without programming, though an SDK is available for deeper customization

Buyer decision signals

Viability

est. 2021

Exited stealth and launched

Price

$115,000

Unverified — no source on record

Specifications

Category: Autonomous Vehicle
Speed
2.22 m/s
Weight
1,814 kg
Autonomy
fully autonomous
Launch year
2022
Price
$115,000 USD

Unverified — no source on record

Status
active
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Company profile

Founded
2021

Detailed specifications

Movement & precision1
Max Speed Ms
2.222

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Company milestones

  • Jul 2022LaunchExited stealth and launched
  • 2022MilestoneYC Summer 2022 cohort
  • 2021MilestoneFounded

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Farmonacci?
The Farmonacci is developed by Polymath Robotics, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Farmonacci?
The Farmonacci is a Autonomous Vehicle made by Polymath Robotics.
How much does the Farmonacci cost?
The Farmonacci is listed at $115,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Polymath Robotics — contact them for a quote.
When was the Farmonacci launched?
The Farmonacci was launched in 2022.

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