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About Odd.Bot

Odd.Bot makes mechanical weeding robots for growers who want to remove weeds without chemicals and without relying on scarce manual labour. Its main product, Maverick, is a fully autonomous field robot that navigates on its own, including intelligent auto-turns, and works across ridges, flat fields and beds. The working width can be set between 1.50 and 2.25 meters, which lets one machine fit different crops and row spacings. Using AI-driven plant detection, 3D depth recognition and visual odometry, Maverick identifies weeds and removes them with up to two millimeters of precision, at a rate the company puts at more than 240,000 weeds per hectare per day.

Interchangeable battery modules allow operation day and night, up to twenty-four hours a day, and growers can monitor and manage the machine from a mobile device. The documented crop list is focused on high-density vegetables: carrots are described as the most proven crop, with growers in the Netherlands, France and Belgium, alongside onions, parsnips, red beet and chicory. At the core of the system is the Weader module, a compact twenty-kilogram unit that can be combined in different configurations. The company sells Maverick as a labour-saving, chemical-free alternative for commercial growing operations.

Products & services

• Maverick — Fully autonomous mechanical weeding robot that removes over 240,000 weeds per hectare with up to 2-mm precision, works on ridges, flat fields and beds from 1.50 to 2.25 meters wide, and operates day and night with interchangeable batteries.
• Weader Module — The modular weeding implement at the core of the Maverick system, using AI-driven plant detection, 3D depth recognition and visual odometry; each module is 0.7 by 0.7 by 0.7 meters and weighs 20 kg.
• Odd.Bot mobile control — Mobile control that lets growers monitor and manage Maverick operations from any mobile device.
• Maverick 2027 registration — Current-season registration program on the official site for growers to register interest in the next Maverick generation, with production deliberately limited per season to ensure field support.

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