Innok Robotics
Innok Robotics at the Hannover Messe
This year we are one of the highlights of the Hannover Messe
Conventional Christmas tree cultivation is very labour-intensive and is also characterized by a high use of pesticides during cultivation. In terms of sustainable and economical cultivation, both factors can be seen as a major challenge.
In order to meet these challenges, the WeBaRo project is developing and testing a cost-effective, autonomous robot carrier platform that enables resource-conserving, efficient Christmas tree cultivation.
Virtual map with georeferenced tree positions
To plant the seedlings, the platform is equipped with a planting hole drill. The exact position of the planting holes is calculated area-specifically by an algorithm; these can then be drilled with centimeter accuracy and georeferenced.
As a result of this procedure, a virtual map with georeferenced tree positions is created - the basis for satellite-controlled navigation for all further autonomous work in the crop.
Innok LogiMAT Innovation: INDUROS with roller conveyor
We present the Innok LogiMAT highlight in the world of intralogistics. Update from the 23rd of March below At LogiMAT in Stuttgart, from 19 to 21...
"Autonomy makes the difference" - Innok Robotics in the FAZ
"Autonomy makes the difference" is the title of the major portrait of Innok company founder Alwin Heerklotz and Innok Robotics, which appeared in the...