Israeli dual-arm greenhouse robot that harvests vine tomatoes on pipe-rail systems using an AI 3D vision system, developed with Dutch greenhouse-tech partner Ridder. Running in Dutch greenhouses — validated at grower Lans in the 2025 NPPL-R trial by Wageningen UR (up to ~90% of eligible vines harvested, operator supervision still required) and picking ToBRFV-resistant varieties at Axia Vegetable Seeds' demo greenhouse.
Large Dutch-style vine-tomato greenhouses on pipe rails wanting to automate harvest labour, with tolerance for a validation-stage machine that needs supervision and a crop structure adapted to robotic picking.
You need a fully unsupervised harvester with published pricing and throughput today — WUR found harvest success highly dependent on crop structure and cultivation strategy.
Field vegetables, beefsteak-only operations not on pipe rails, small greenhouses; crops other than greenhouse tomatoes.
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Specifications cross-checked against manufacturer documentation; listing last verified 2026-07-17.