Just before the spring arrives and while the vine is ready to bloom, the cutting of the vine begins, and old branches from the last year are removed to make the fresh growth to start with power. Precision cut i critical to quality harvesting in the summer.
The vine grows fast, new leaves hiding the little bunches and preventing the light and the treatment from reaching out. Leafs removal on time is essential for quality table grape harvesting.
The vine grows arbitrarily; some shoots rapidly grow out of the bud, hiding the bunches and preventing easy access. There is a need to remove them, but sometimes only push them up so that they collect the sun. Intelligent selection is required
Bunches tend to be uniqe, but the customer wants them in a size and shape, like a hair cutter, there is a need to shape them on time to enable the quality table grapes market fit and pricing.
The bunch picking is the most critical task of viticulture. Bunch needs a safe manipulation to keep it in shape, un-damaged, and in a fit with the high quality requirements of the market.
Modern viticulture wants to make sure the bunch has the best quality, as only the best quality has a market value. The bunch must be full of grains and in size. Some fertilizers and special growing support nutritions needs a precision spray for proper results
Our solution utilizes a best-in-class Artificial Intelligence (AI) Real Time (RT) control system. The robot executes a recipe defined by the farmer. There are tens of recipie types and adjustment parameters ehable best fit to the most updated practices in vineyards viticulture. We uses a modern cloud-based BI-SAS system to keep the decisions process optimal through a continuous improvement process (CIP).
The “Hamas-ISIS” attack on Israel civilians initiated a war that befell us led to an inspiring mobilization of volunteers from all over the country to assist Israeli farmers. Even citizens who had not set foot in a plowed field for years ventured out to harvest in all parts of the land. However, this is not a long-term solution, and farmers will continue to face the challenge of finding reliable and efficient hands, especially during routine times.
