Top Agricultural Robots Companies

The agricultural robots market is estimated to be worth USD 17.73 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 56.26 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 26.0% from 2025 to 2030. The agricultural robots market is being driven by the growing emphasis on precision farming, labor constraints, and the need to optimize crop yields and operational efficiency. Key growth enablers include the deployment of advanced robotic solutions for planting, harvesting, and weeding, coupled with the integration of AI, IoT, and GPS technologies for enhanced farm management. Furthermore, increasing investments in smart farming technologies, rising labor costs, and a shortage of skilled agricultural personnel are accelerating market adoption. A strong focus on sustainable and efficient agricultural practices further reinforces the expansion of the agriculture robots sector.

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Key players in the global agricultural robots market with significant presence include Deere & Company, a leader in autonomous tractors and harvesters; AGCO Corporation, offering autonomous equipment and digital farming platforms; CNH Industrial N.V., providing smart tractors and robotic implements; Lely, specializing in automated milking and livestock monitoring; and DJI, known for drone-based crop monitoring and spraying. These companies drive innovation, efficiency, and automation across a wide range of agricultural operations worldwide.

Deere & Company (US)

Deere & Company, a leader in agricultural machinery, is a key player in the agricultural robots market. The company focuses on precision farming by integrating advanced robots, AI, and IoT into its equipment for automated planting, harvesting, and field monitoring. Deere’s autonomous tractors and robotic harvesting solutions improve efficiency, reduce labor dependence, and optimize yields, addressing labor shortages and rising costs. Through data insights and connected machinery, Deere helps farmers make better decisions and practice sustainable farming. Strategic partnerships, R&D, and expanding smart solutions strengthen Deere’s position in the market. Its innovations boost productivity and support the adoption of autonomous farming, reinforcing its leadership. In February 2024, at the Commodity Classic, Deere unveiled its largest product line, which includes the autonomy-ready 9RX tractor (capable of up to 830 hp), new C-Series air carts, upgraded S7 Series combines, and See & Spray Premium on Hagie sprayers. These advancements enhance automation, precision, and sustainability, cementing Deere’s role as a leader in autonomous farming solutions.

DJI (China)

DJI (Dà-Jiang Innovations), based in Shenzhen, China, is a worldwide leader in drone technology and aerial imaging solutions. Founded in 2006, the company has built a strong presence in agriculture with its range of agricultural drones for crop spraying, field monitoring, and precision farming. DJI’s solutions promote efficient resource utilization, reduce labor requirements, and enhance crop management through automated aerial tasks and data-driven insights. By combining AI, GPS, and multispectral imaging, DJI’s agricultural drones deliver accurate applications of fertilizer, pesticides, and irrigation while comprehensively monitoring crop health. Its focus on innovation and a global distribution network establish DJI as a major supporter of smart and autonomous farming. The company’s technologies support the adoption of precision agriculture and farming robots, boosting efficiency and productivity worldwide. In July 2025, DJI Agriculture introduced its latest drones—the Agras T100, T70P, and T25P. Built for large-scale and precision farming, the T100 features a 100-liter spray capacity and enhanced flight stability. All models include LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and DJI’s Penta-Vision obstacle avoidance system. These drones improve automation for spraying, spreading, and lifting tasks, reaffirming DJI’s leadership in intelligent agricultural technology.

Market Ranking

Key present players, including Deere & Company (US) and others, account for the majority of the market share due to their diverse offerings and continuous technological advancements. In this way, these companies cater to multiple end-user segments while achieving an edge over the competition through innovation and evolving towards the global market. The mid-tier companies play a significant and effective role in providing specialized or specific end users while helping extend their geography. Different layers of differentiation encompass product customization, targeted marketing strategies, and efficient supply chain operations. Some small players in the market are becoming established slowly, but still have a small range of products or are regional. Although they are small players in the market and do shape market dynamics, their growth depends on a combination of strategic partnerships, technology investments, and concentrated market entry.

In June 2025, CNH Industrial launched SenseApply, an AI-powered sprayer technology across Case IH, New Holland, and Miller brands. It uses machine learning and camera sensing for real-time crop and weed detection, enabling precise input application, reducing chemical use, enhancing sustainability, and improving farm efficiency and yields. In April 2025, DJI launched the Agras T50 and T25 drones for precision agriculture. The T50 handles large-scale spraying with advanced navigation, while the T25 is compact for smaller farms. Both use the SmartFarm App for monitoring, mission planning, and data analysis, improving efficiency and reducing labor. In January 2024, at CES 2024, Kubota launched the New Agri Concept, a fully electric, autonomous agricultural vehicle equipped with six independent drive motors. It performs tasks such as tilling and mowing, supports rapid charging, integrates AI for data collection and automation, and addresses labor shortages while promoting sustainable and efficient farming practices.

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