Description

• The OPRS 202 HYBRYDE Robotic spray robot smoothly travels on heating pipelines being driven by an electric motor.
• The spraying robot is moved to the end of row and starts spraying from there heading for the walkway in greenhouses.
• Which enables uniform spraying and maximum speed of the operation.
• Which nowadays is efficient only of is carried out immediately after a seed of the pland disease is detected.

Features:

• Robots have relatively minor variations in their physical form.
• Still, they can vary widely in their onboard technology, depending on their specific use case and the environment in which they operate. Here, we will categorize them based on their primary weed detection and removal method.
• Guided by artifical intelligence the OPRS 202 HYBRYDE Robotic spray robot controls an in-house build removal system towards weed plants.
• Whilst avoiding accidental damage to the crop plants.
• These machines also use a vision system to identify weeds but differ in how they deal with them.
• Instead of uprooting the weed, these robots employ precision spraying mechanisms to apply a targeted dose of herbicide directly onto the detected weed.
• Weeding robots offer exceptional precision in weed detection and removal through machine learning and advanced vision systems.
• This capability minimizes the risk of damaging crops during the weeding process.
• Moreover, certain weeding robots using multispectral imaging can even identify and eliminate weeds at their early growth stages, which can be challenging for human laborers.
• There are growing concerns that remains of herbicides might end up in the human food chain and affect well being.
• Therefore, it is can operate with incredible accuracy and precision while keeping the overall weight low.
•  OPRS 202 HYBRYDE Robotic spray robot is produced in two versions, which on the outside are identical, but differs on the inside.
• You can also obtain parts from our service partners.
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