Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
October 1, 2026 | 8:30 - 17:30
About the Workshop
Moving Agricultural Robotics Beyond the Prototype
This workshop explores the challenges of moving agricultural robotics from research to real-world use. Discussions will focus on hardware reliability, AI and agricultural data, AgTech innovation, policy, funding, and adoption.
Reliable systems for complex and unstructured agricultural environments.
Perception, learning, navigation, agricultural data, and long-term autonomy.
Moving research toward scalable products, companies, and partnerships.
Connecting robotics with plant science, sensing, biology, and agricultural research.
INVITED TALKS
Perspectives from leaders in robotics, agriculture, industry, and government.
Short presentations highlighting emerging research and new ideas.
Opportunities to share ongoing work and connect directly with attendees.
Discussions on adoption, policy, funding, and the future of AgTech.
Featured Participants
Featured Speakers
Blue River Technology
Cornell University
USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
Share Your Work
We invite extended abstracts presenting research, field studies, emerging concepts, deployment experiences, and perspectives related to agricultural robotics.
Accepted contributions will be featured during the poster session, with selected submissions considered for lightning talks.
Hardware and field deployment
AI and agricultural data
Autonomous navigation
Mobile manipulation
UAV crop monitoring
Soft robotic harvesting
Plant phenotyping
Multi-robot systems
Digital twins
AgTech entrepreneurship
Policy and funding
Technology adoption
Connect with researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and agricultural practitioners working to advance the responsible adoption of agricultural robotics.