After running, the water becomes cloudy, which inhibits photosynthesis! It also has the effect of suppressing weed growth.
This product is a weeding robot for rice paddies that operates without human intervention. By moving, it detaches weeds from the soil, causing them to float and die. After operation, the water becomes murky, which inhibits photosynthesis and suppresses weed growth. Additionally, compared to conventionally cultivated rice, it has been confirmed that the roots are well-established and there are many tillers. By stirring the soil, it releases gases and introduces air, allowing the rice to grow strong. 【Performance】 - The wheels on both sides of the body and the rear wheels dig up weeds, detaching them from the soil and causing them to die. - Movement is guided by a directional sensor to align with the target direction. - A forward rice stalk sensor detects and avoids rice stalks. *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Maximum Speed: 20m/min ■Battery: 7.5v LiPo ■Continuous Running Time: Approximately 3 hours ■Body Weight: 7.5kg *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Rice fields *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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IKOMA Robotech Co., Ltd. is a company that provides a comprehensive range of services from the design, manufacturing, and delivery of various FA systems, focusing on peripheral devices for industrial robots. We handle products such as "positioners," which rotate workpieces to the optimal angle for welding, and "robot sliders," which allow robots to move smoothly in a straight line. For any inquiries regarding peripheral devices for industrial robots and various FA systems, please consult with us.
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