CEO Sebastian von Nature Robots pitcht 60 Sekunden auf der DeepTech-Konferenz in Berlin

Sebastian pitched Nature Robots in just one minute at the DeepTechMomentum conference in Berlin. Our technology does not require GPS/RTK and can perform path planning and execution on triangular 3D meshes, which is essential for autonomous driving in fields, vineyards, orchards, agro-photovoltaics and especially in agroforestry systems that provide microclimates.

With this, we especially support complex but Hashtag#resilient Hashtag#farming of the future which counteracts against Hashtag#climate Hashtag#change as around one quarter of the global greenhouse gases are generated in the food sector.

In the book " Deutschland 2050. Wie der Klimawandel unser Leben verändern wird", the two journalists Nick Reimer and Toralf Staud predict that Germany will be between 1.9 and 2.3 degrees Celsius warmer in 2050 - this is in around 25 years - than in 1881. From 1971 to 2000, for example, south-west Germany experienced temperatures of over 25 degrees Celsius on an average of 30 days. In 2050, it will be up to 80 days, with the hottest days reaching 45 degrees.

In winter, it will probably rain significantly more than usual in Germany in 2050 (as it was this winter), Reimer and Staud predict that there will be significantly less in summer, and when there is, it will be heavy rainfall with flooding. However, the soil, which has dried out due to the droughts, will not be able to absorb the water if we do not adapt the farming systems. The consequences: Severe flooding and flood disasters.

However, the main problem in Agriculture right now is the tremendous lack of labor in agriculture worldwide. Autonomous systems are already providing solutions in all areas and the market is developing accordingly. The Autonomous Agriculture Equipment Market Size is valued at 11.15 billion in 2022 and is predicted to reach 60.30 billion by the year 2031.