Burro alternatives

Burro is a Philadelphia company, founded in 2017 as Augean Robotics and later renamed, that builds autonomous outdoor robots designed to work alongside people on farms, in nurseries and vineyards and in industrial yards. Its profile records sales across 17 countries, through direct sales and a dealer network of about 50 dealers. Buyers comparing agricultural robots and farm autonomy usually separate machines that carry loads outdoors from machines or software built for one crop task. Greenfield Robotics, based in Cheney, Kansas and founded in 2018, runs autonomous mechanical weeding fleets for row crops, aiming to take chemical herbicides out of row-crop farming, with its fleet operating in 16 states. Kubota, founded in Osaka in 1890, is profiled at group level for its Agri Robo series of unmanned tractors, rice transplanters and combine harvesters, and records operations in more than 120 countries. Nature Robots, an Osnabrück company founded in 2022 as a DFKI spin-off, sells autonomy as software, giving agricultural machines navigation, perception and monitoring functions for OEMs. Raven Industries, founded in Sioux Falls in 1956, supplies guidance, application control, connectivity and machine autonomy that turn conventional farm machinery into connected, semi-autonomous equipment. Choose Burro for outdoor work alongside crews, Greenfield Robotics for mechanical weeding, Kubota for unmanned farm machinery, Nature Robots for autonomy software, and Raven Industries for precision-agriculture systems.

Alternatives to Burro

Greenfield Robotics

Greenfield Robotics is a Kansas farm-robotics company whose aim is to take chemical herbicides out of row-crop farming.

Kubota

Kubota Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer of agricultural and construction machinery, profiled here at group level for its autonomous farm equipment.

Nature Robots

Nature Robots is a German deep-tech company that sells autonomy as software: its Farming Autonomy Operating System (FAOS) gives agricultural machines the navigation, perception and monitoring functions they need to work autonomously, so that OEMs can add autonomous capability to their own tractors and implements without building a full autonomy stack in-house.

Raven Industries

Raven, now presented as "Raven, a Brand of CNH", is the precision-agriculture technology business built by Raven Industries of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, supplying the guidance, application-control and autonomy systems that turn conventional farm machinery into connected, semi-autonomous equipment.

Full profile, with every fact and its source: Burro. Profile facts last verified 6 November 2026.