Moves along the rows
HARVIX is designed as a pipe-rail platform that travels the greenhouse rows, right where the crop grows.
Harvesting tomatoes in greenhouses.
HARVIX is where we are focused: a pipe-rail robot that works greenhouse rows and picks tomatoes, with peppers, cucumbers and strawberries as later crops. It handles the repeatable picking semi-autonomously, while difficult moments go to trained teleoperators working from Moldova. The Netherlands is our beachhead market.
In development: CAD, electrical design and software are ready, a digital twin runs in simulation, and components are now being acquired for the prototype buildout. Phase 1 plan: the HARVIER proof of concept plus 5 HARVIX prototypes, proving that 1 teleoperator can reliably control and monitor 5 robots delivering high-quality harvesting services.

HARVIX is designed as a pipe-rail platform that travels the greenhouse rows, right where the crop grows.
The robot handles the routine tomato picking on its own, with peppers, cucumbers and strawberries planned later.
Difficult moments are pushed to a queue and solved by a trained teleoperator in Moldova; each solved case improves autonomy for the whole fleet.



HARVIX is the commercial focus of HARNIX: tomatoes in greenhouses, starting in the Netherlands. HARVIER is the vineyard proof of concept — it will be launched as a service only once the Netherlands operation is established and profitable. HARPOON is the human-operated tool collecting the data that trains the harvesting AI behind both, and HARBEE is the planned drone that maps fields before harvesting begins.
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