What does robotisation look like in practice
On 13 August, the NPPL RobotTour takes you to leading locations where you’ll see firsthand how robots are transforming farm work. From autonomous tractors in the field to smart data control and real-world experiences with precision farming. This tour is for those seriously considering robotisation and wanting to know what works, why, and how to get started.
NPPL RobotTour programme
During this free bus tour, you’ll visit three cutting-edge locations where robotisation is already being applied. You'll see the technology in action, hear real experiences from the field, and have plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
Farmer Marijn Vermuë (Werkendam)
Watch the AgBot T2 in action during spring fieldwork. Learn about the choices made, the practical results, and the lessons learned from this innovative setup.VDBorne Campus (Reusel)
Discover how robotics and precision agriculture come together in daily practice. This site is part of the Handsfree Agrifood ecosystem by NXTGEN Hightech
AgXeed (Grubbenvorst)
See how robotic tractors are built and remotely operated. Get insights into the technology behind autonomous operations and what it can mean for your business.
Why you don’t want to miss the NPPL RobotTour
Learn how fellow farmers approach robotisation, what drives their decisions, and how technology fits into their daily operations. You’ll see the machines up close, hear real stories, and get the chance to ask all your questions. This day helps you make better and faster decisions about applying robotisation on your own farm.
Who is the NPPL RobotTour for
The tour is designed for farmers, contractors, vegetable growers and livestock producers who want to invest in the future of their business and are curious about practical applications of robot technology.
The Handsfree Agrifood ecosystem in action during the tour
The NPPL RobotTour demonstrates how the Handsfree Agrifood ecosystem from NXTGEN Hightech is working towards a future where technology makes the difference. One of the tour stops is the VDBorne Campus, a key test location within the ecosystem. Here, innovations in robotics and precision farming are tested, implemented, and shared with the sector. During the tour, you'll experience this firsthand.
Costs for the NPPL RobotTour
Participation is free for farmers, contractors, vegetable growers and livestock producers. Space is limited.
More information and registration for the NPPL RobotTour
Want to join and future-proof your business? Register now. After signing up, you will receive the full programme and practical details about the departure location.