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About Burro

Burro is a Philadelphia company that builds autonomous outdoor robots designed to work alongside people rather than replace them. It was founded in 2017 as Augean Robotics and later renamed itself after its first product. The original Burro is a compact autonomous cart that follows or leads workers and hauls produce, plants and materials around farms and nurseries, acting as a "virtual conveyor belt" that lets picking crews spend their time picking instead of walking loads back and forth. The range has since grown into a broader work platform: the Burro Grande added a larger, more powerful machine, and the Grande 44 — the company’s sixth and most capable model, in general availability from October 2026 — is a roughly 44-horsepower platform rated to tow up to 6,000 lb and carry up to 1,500 lb.

Across the range, one vehicle platform supports towing, hauling, mowing, spraying, scouting and patrolling through attachments, and is deployed without infrastructure changes to the customer’s site. The company states that more than 800 of its robots are operating across 17 countries, sold through a network of about 50 dealers, and have logged more than one million autonomous hours in vineyards, nurseries, berry operations, orchards, depot yards and industrial sites. Customers are concentrated in specialty-crop production and nursery operations in North America, South America, Japan and Australia.

Products & services

• Burro — original compact autonomous cart for hauling produce, plants and materials alongside field and nursery crews
• Burro Grande — larger autonomous work platform for towing and transport work
• Grande 44 — heavy-duty autonomous platform (about 44 HP peak power; up to 6,000 lb towing and 1,500 lb payload, company-stated) for towing, transportation and vegetation management
• Attachments and applications across the range: towing, hauling, mowing, spraying, scouting and patrolling, with fleet software for route learning and repeat autonomous runs

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