
Dutch Revolution in the Field: Agxeed Introduces Powerful Autonomous AgBot T2 7-Series Robot
Dutch company Agxeed is expanding its lineup of autonomous robots by introducing the new AgBot T2 7-series model with 230 horsepower. The new robot is designed for large-scale arable farms and open-field vegetable operations that already actively use wide-span implements.
New Level of Power and Performance
Agxeed, as promised earlier this year, has introduced a new, significantly more powerful version of its tracked robot AgBot. The T2 7-series model is equipped with a Deutz diesel engine delivering 170 kW (230 hp) with a torque of 910 Nm. By comparison, the existing 5.115T2 model has a power output of only 115 kW (156 hp), making the newcomer almost twice as powerful.
The increased power enables the robot to work efficiently on large areas with heavy wide-span implements. As with the previous model, the diesel engine drives a generator that provides electrical power to the entire machine, including the front and rear power take-off shafts. Both PTOs feature stepless speed adjustment ranging from 850 to 1050 rpm.
Tracked System and Versatility
The AgBot T2 7-series robot is equipped with rubber tracks measuring 1.82 meters in length. The base track width is 61 centimeters, but versions with widths of 76 and 91 centimeters are also available. The machine remains within three meters of working width, which is important for road travel and field operations.
Variable track width from 1.5 to 3.2 meters allows the robot to be adapted to different working conditions and crop types. Thanks to the tracked system, ground pressure remains below 30 kPa, ensuring soil structure preservation even with intensive use.
Impressive Lifting Capacity
The new AgBot T2 7-series demonstrates impressive lifting capacity figures. The front hitch can lift up to 4,000 kg, while the rear hitch can handle up to 9,000 kg. This power allows for the attachment of virtually any agricultural implement, including heavy ploughs, cultivators, and seeders.
The hydraulic system provides flow rates of up to 170 liters of oil per minute at 210 bar pressure, sufficient for operating the most demanding trailed and mounted implements. The machine's own weight is approximately 9,000 kg, providing necessary traction when working with heavy implements.
Autonomy and Safety System
The AgBot T2 7-series is equipped with a complete package of safety systems for autonomous operation. The complex includes:
- Geo-Fencing system that limits the robot's working area
- LIDAR sensors for obstacle detection
- Radar and ultrasonic sensors
- Sensor bumper
- Front and rear surveillance cameras
- Emergency stop buttons around the machine perimeter
- Light and sound signaling
RTK-GNSS navigation provides movement accuracy of up to 2.5 cm, enabling the most precise field operations without operator participation. The robot can operate in a speed range from 0 to 13.5 km/h with 42 cm ground clearance.
Digital Control and Planning
Robot control is carried out through the cloud-based TraxWise/AgXeed Portal platform. The operator can:
- Plan tasks days, weeks, or months in advance
- Create different scenarios for each operation
- Optimize movement routes
- Receive real-time performance data
- View work history with details on time, fuel consumption, and application data
- Remotely control and monitor operations via web portal
The system automatically plans the most efficient route, ensuring complete coverage of the designated area with minimal overlap. Full ISOBUS support enables variable rate application, mapping, and data collection.
Energy Efficiency and Operating Duration
A 350-liter fuel tank and 30-liter AdBlue tank provide up to 20 hours of continuous operation, depending on workload. The diesel-electric hybrid drive provides additional efficiency advantages compared to traditional tractors.
According to tests of the previous 5.115T2 model, which set a world record for autonomous ploughing (20.8 ha in 24 hours), fuel consumption was 18.4 l/ha when working with a five-furrow plough. The new, more powerful model is capable of working with even heavier implements and at higher speeds.
Other AgBot Models from Agxeed
In addition to the new flagship T2 7-series model, Agxeed offers several other autonomous robot variants for different needs:
AgBot 5.115T2 - the existing tracked model with 156 hp that has proven itself well in the market. It is equipped with a 4.1-liter four-cylinder Deutz Stage 5 engine with 610 Nm torque. The machine weighs 7.8 tonnes, the front hitch can lift 3-4 tonnes, and the rear up to 8 tonnes. The hydraulics provide 85 l/min flow rate. This model set the world record for autonomous ploughing in the UK, ploughing over 50 acres in 24 hours.
AgBot 2.055.W3 - a three-wheeled model with 75 hp, designed specifically for work in orchards and vineyards. The narrow body allows easy maneuvering between rows of trees and grape vines.
AgBot 2.055.W4 - a four-wheeled model with 75 hp, ideal for livestock farms and small arable operations. It provides good stability and application versatility.
All AgBot models support work with Category II front and Category III rear mounted implements, making them compatible with a wide range of equipment available on farms.
About Agxeed Company
Agxeed is a Dutch technology company founded by a diverse group of professionals from leading global tractor and agricultural machinery manufacturers. Development of the first AgBot began in June 2018, and since then the company has become one of the leaders in autonomous agricultural solutions.
The company has received significant investments from German agricultural machinery manufacturer CLAAS and investment fund Amathaon Capital. The partnership with CLAAS is part of a "cooperative venture" to develop and commercialize autonomous agricultural machinery.
Today, Agxeed has distributors and service partners in many European countries, Australia, and New Zealand. The company's robots are already working commercially on farms in the Netherlands, UK, Germany, Czech Republic, and other countries.
Presentation at Agritechnica 2025
The new AgBot T2 7-series was officially presented at Agritechnica 2025 exhibition, which took place from November 9-15 in Hanover, Germany. Agxeed demonstrated the machine at stand A10 in hall 13. Before the exhibition, the robot was also presented to the company's dealers.
Agritechnica is the largest international agricultural machinery exhibition, held once every two years. The presentation at this exhibition underscores Agxeed's serious intentions regarding production scaling and entry into new markets.
Advantages of Autonomous Robots in Agriculture
The implementation of autonomous robots like AgBot opens up a number of advantages for farmers:
- Working Time Savings - the robot can work up to 23 hours per day without breaks or days off, performing monotonous operations, allowing personnel to focus on more important tasks.
- Soil Preservation - thanks to optimal weight distribution and controlled ground pressure, autonomous robots cause minimal damage to soil structure compared to heavy tractors.
- Precision - navigation with accuracy up to 2.5 cm ensures perfect operation execution without overlaps or gaps, saving seeds, fertilizers, and plant protection products.
- Resource Conservation - smart algorithms and precise control allow optimization of fuel, water, fertilizer, and other resource consumption.
- Increased Productivity - according to user data, autonomous robots can process from 40 to 60 ha per day, depending on operation type.
- Complete Traceability - the system automatically documents all operations, providing detailed data for reporting and product certification.
Cost and Availability
AgBot cost depends on model and configuration. The base price of the 5.115T2 tracked model starts at £300,000 (approximately €325,000). The new, more powerful T2 7-series model will likely cost more, considering its significantly higher power and capabilities.
For Ukrainian farmers, it's important to note that the robot can be insured, and insurance is available in many countries. Agxeed provides full technical support through its network of distributors and service partners.
User Reviews
Farmers already using AgBot note the high quality of work and machine reliability:
"For years I've been looking for a tractor driver who has such a feeling for our soil and machines. If colleagues don't think autonomy is possible, then they haven't tried it. The AgBot is fun, since it has time to work. It does what I want and takes no breaks" - shares one farmer's impressions.
"The AgBot is very accurate and takes long tasks such as cultivating off our hands. The work that the AgBot delivers is high quality, better than average drivers" - notes Stan Vievermans from P. v. Osch Groenteproducties.
"The AgBot has a simple structure and is very easy to maintain. We didn't expect the AgBot to be so easy to maintain: fill up, clean up the air-filter, oil once a week and off we go" - emphasizes the simplicity of operation another user.
Future of Autonomous Farming
The introduction of the new AgBot T2 7-series demonstrates that autonomous farming is transitioning from the experimental stage to mass application. Manufacturing companies like Agxeed are constantly improving their solutions, making them more powerful, reliable, and accessible.
For Ukraine, where agriculture is one of the key economic sectors, the implementation of such technologies can become an important factor in increasing competitiveness and efficiency of the agricultural sector. This becomes especially relevant in the context of a shortage of qualified machine operators and the need to preserve soil fertility.
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