CropSCOUT
An autonomous robot for greenhouses and small vegetable farms — precision spraying and crop monitoring first, more modules on the same base to follow.
Greenhouses and small vegetable farms — tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries — still spray by hand and check plants row by row. CropSCOUT drives those rows on its own: it applies pesticides and fertilizers in precise doses where tractors can't fit, while its camera and sensors track plant health, disease signs, and crop development — streaming everything to the farmer's phone. Farmers rent it for the season, or buy it outright.
Backed by UzCombinator · Batch 2, 2026
Two jobs at launch
click a modulePrecision Sprayer
Applies pesticides and fertilizers in exact doses down greenhouse rows and small plots where tractors can't go — the first launch capability.
Built to what farmers actually said
We interviewed 30 farmers in Jizzakh, Surkhandarya and Shakhrisabz before settling the design. The results are published in full — including the answers that argue against us.
Counts out of 30. See every answer →
Demo, and what farmers said
The interactive walkthrough of the robot, and the field research it is built on.
Interactive demo
Walk through the chassis, the modules and the control stack.
open the demo →Field research
What 30 farmers in Jizzakh, Surkhandarya and Shakhrisabz told us about what eats their time and their money.
read the results →The team
Electronics, mechanical CAD, industrial engineering and field expertise.
meet them →