\n The machines, heralded as “3D printers for the garden”, automatically plant seeds, water, detect and remove weeds, and measure soil properties. <\/p>\n

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\n Dec 30, 2022 <\/span>\n<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

\n SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., December 30, 2022 (Newswire.com)
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\n <\/strong>California startup\u00a0FarmBot<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>has shipped a record number of\u00a0automated farming robots in 2022 to homeowners looking for\u00a0help in the garden<\/a> as well as schools and universities bolstering their\u00a0 precision agriculture programs<\/a>.<\/p>\n

2022 marked the release of FarmBot’s newest models with the following key features:<\/p>\n

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A\u00a0 powered weed whacker<\/a> attachment for effective, automatic weed removal<\/li>\n
An upgraded camera for high definition plant photography and weed detection<\/li>\n
An improved vacuum pump for precision seed injection<\/li>\n
More robust electronics including the latest Raspberry Pi computers<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The FarmBot web app allows users to drag-and-drop their garden design like the popular video game Farmville<\/i>. Then the FarmBot does the rest<\/strong>: it plants seeds<\/strong>, waters<\/strong> each plant according to its type, age, and the local weather, takes photos to find and remove weeds<\/strong>, and notifies users when the tomatoes are ripe.<\/p>\n
FarmBots can grow many common garden veggies at the same time such as Lettuces<\/strong>, Onions<\/strong>, Radishes<\/strong>, Beets<\/strong>, Chard<\/strong>, Garlic<\/strong>, Bok Choy<\/strong>, Arugula<\/strong>, Carrots<\/strong>, Broccoli<\/strong>, and much more. By placing vining and other indeterminate crops near the ends of the bed and training them outwards, the plants can utilize double or triple the area while still being maintained by the FarmBot.<\/p>\n
Both FarmBot Express and Genesis can grow all of the veggies needed by one person, continuously, for less cost after 2 years than shopping at the average US grocery store, while the XL bots can serve a family of four with a return on investment period as short as 1 year<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
All hardware is made of stainless steel, aluminum, and weatherproof plastics, allowing FarmBot to be installed outdoors or on rooftops in all weather conditions<\/strong> as well as in greenhouses or indoors. FarmBot is also 100% open-source<\/strong>, meaning all of the CAD models, electronic schematics, software, and data are freely available online for everyone from tinkerers to teachers to learn more and customize their machine.<\/p>\n
All models are in stock and available for immediate worldwide shipping from FarmBot’s California warehouse, with free shipping offered to US customers. With Spring fast approaching, now is the best time to order a kit at\u00a0farm.bot<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n
ABOUT FARMBOT:<\/strong><\/p>\n
FarmBot aims to bring open-source precision ag tools to every backyard and classroom. Our top of the line model, FarmBot Genesis XL, can continuously grow a family of four all of their daily vegetable needs and offers the most features and customizability. Our most affordable model, FarmBot Express, comes 95% pre-assembled in the box and can be installed in under an hour. Join us in taking back control of the food system! See\u00a0media.farm.bot<\/strong><\/a> for our full press kit.<\/p>\n
Source: FarmBot<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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