Handles the terrain
A tracked platform designed to travel uneven vineyard ground, including pergola-trained rows.
Our proof of concept, in the vineyard.
HARVIER is the outdoor robot we use to prove the technology: a tracked platform built for uneven terrain and table grapes, working the vineyard rows semi-autonomously, guided by AI trained on the real cuts recorded by HARPOON, with a teleoperator stepping in for the difficult moments. Our commercial focus is harvesting tomatoes in greenhouses with HARVIX.
HARVIER is a proof of concept, not a product on sale. It will be launched as a commercial service only once our greenhouse operations in the Netherlands are established and profitable. The design is ready and the main components are expected in roughly two months; the images show design studies and renderings, not a finished machine.

A tracked platform designed to travel uneven vineyard ground, including pergola-trained rows.
Its vision system, trained on real cuts recorded in the field, finds the bunches and the point to cut.
The robot cuts the grape peduncle; when a moment is too difficult, it routes to a trained teleoperator in Moldova.



HARVIER is our vineyard proof of concept. HARVIX, the greenhouse model harvesting tomatoes, is the commercial focus; HARPOON collects the data that trains the AI behind both; and HARBEE is the planned drone that maps fields before harvesting begins.
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