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Grande vs GR-100

Two harvesting machines, one verified table. Every figure below is sourced and dated; vendor claims are labelled and kept apart from independent results.

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Burro (Augean Robotics, Inc.) · United States

Larger "pallet-scale" sibling of the base Burro cart — carries up to 680 kg (1,500 lb) and tows up to roughly 2,270 kg (5,000 lb) on flat terrain, versus the base Burro's ~227 kg (500 lb) capacity, aimed at nursery and orchard/vineyard operations moving pallets or loaded trailers through rows and corridors without a driver. Distinct from Burro's newer, higher-power "Grande 44" (44 hp, pre-order, deliveries H2 2026), which supersedes Grande at the top of the range.

Best for: Nursery, orchard and vineyard operations that need to move pallets or loaded trailers over long corridors and rows autonomously, and need more capacity than the base people-scale Burro.
Four Growers, Inc. · United States

Pittsburgh-built autonomous greenhouse tomato harvester running the first operational robot fleets in Dutch greenhouses — snack, plum and cherry tomatoes picked by suction with stereo vision at up to 43 kg/h and 98% ripe-detection precision. Fits existing commercial greenhouses with minimal modification; used by grower Westburg and at Syngenta's TomatoVision research facility.

Best for: Large glasshouse tomato operations in the Netherlands or US wanting fleet harvesting of snack/cherry tomatoes plus per-row yield heatmaps and forecasting.
Grande
Verified 2026-07-19
GR-100
Verified 2026-07-17
Overview
TaskHarvestingHarvesting
AutonomyFully autonomousFully autonomous
Country of originUnited StatesUnited States
AvailabilityAvailable nowAvailable now
EU marketPendingPending
Lead timeNot disclosedNot disclosed
Last verified2026-07-192026-07-17
Specifications
Power sourceBattery-electric (Burro platform); exact capacity not disclosed for Grande specificallyBattery-electric greenhouse platform (details not disclosed)
Required tractor powerNot applicableNot required (self-propelled on greenhouse rows)
DimensionsNot disclosedNot disclosed
WeightNot disclosedNot disclosed
Min farm sizeNot disclosedNot disclosed
ProductivityCarries up to 680 kg (1,500 lb); tows up to ~2,270 kg (5,000 lb) on relatively flat terrain (per AgFunderNews' Series-B coverage, agfundernews.com "With a fresh $24m, Burro grows from people- to pallet-scale", Jan 2024)Up to 43 kg/h (12 g fruit) · 98% ripe-detection precision · 24/7 operation · cart holds 24 crates / 246 kg per session
Max speedNot disclosedNot disclosed
SensorsAutonomy via the Burro Operating System (follow-me and waypoint modes, as on the base Burro's vision + GPS platform); Grande-specific sensor hardware not disclosed in reached sourcesStereo camera array (4–8 stereo cameras reported) for per-plant perception and ripeness detection
Price & model
Price (EUR)Not disclosedNot disclosed
Native priceNot disclosedNot disclosed
Business modelBuy per unit via Burro (direct) — RFQ / Request for Quote pricing, no published price found; Burro Operating System fleet software includedNot disclosed publicly; deployed via direct engagements with growers (fleet operations)
Ongoing costNot disclosed — no Grande-specific ongoing-cost information found in accessible sourcesNot disclosed
Key outcome
Best verified result
No verified outcome
Harvest labour for snack tomatoes
−50% labour (vendor-reported) · vendor
EU context
CE markingNo CE marking verifiable as of July 2026No CE marking published; US manufacturer operating robots in NL greenhouses
Machinery RegulationNot established for the EU market; conformity under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 would be required for EU salesEU market-placement status not verified despite Dutch fleet operations
CAP subsidyNot applicable without EU availabilityGreenhouse harvest automation — not directly tied to CAP eco-schemes

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