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Four Growers, a startup backed by Y Combinator, has successfully raised $9 million in a Series A funding round to develop robotic solutions aimed at addressing labor shortages in greenhouse agriculture. The company's flagship product, the GR-100, is designed to enhance efficiency in harvesting by providing faster picking capabilities, optimizing paths, and achieving a 98% accuracy rate in identifying ripe crops. This funding marks a significant milestone for the Pittsburgh-based company, which is leveraging robotics and artificial intelligence to innovate within the agricultural sector.
Congratulations to local startup @FourGrowers on their recent Series A announcement. This Pittsburgh-based company is revolutionizing #agriculture with their #robotics and AI solutions 🌱 🤖 Read more about their impact here: https://t.co/zrmxN39DAs https://t.co/Ip8Lc0oERz
Root AI's agricultural robot, dubbed the Virgo 1, can pick tomatoes without bruising them, and detect ripeness better than humans. Video Credit: Root AI #ai #artificialintelligence #agritech #engineering #technology -------------------------------- Stay ahead of the curve!… https://t.co/qi67GU62fV
Congrats to the team @FourGrowers (YC S18) on the $9M Series A! Four Growers is building robots to help solve greenhouse labor shortages. Their GR-100 provides faster picking, finds optimal paths, and ensures 98% accuracy in harvesting ripe crops. https://t.co/bOkwraf6z3