Agriculture
For fields, orchards, tea plantations, nurseries and pastures. Manage weeds in fields, between rows and along access routes to reduce repetitive manual work and improve maintenance efficiency at scale.
Agriculture
Intelligence for farming. Technology for growers.
Agriculture and the people who work the land come first. We use AI and robotics for heavy, hazardous and repetitive work, turning technical progress into tangible value for growers.
SCENE
Agriculture / Energy / Transport / Water
ROBOT
Mowing / Spraying / Transport
DELIVERY
Site assessment & task planning
One platform · Three tasks
Choose a module for mowing, spraying or transport
Build on the MATRIX tracked platform with a module suited to your terrain and task.
HEXBEE CUT · Mowing module
Robotic vegetation management for outdoor environments
From agricultural production to infrastructure maintenance, configure efficient, stable robotic mowing for different terrain, vegetation and maintenance needs.
Energy facilities
Robotic vegetation management for solar farms, wind farms and substations. Support recurring maintenance across large areas, reducing manual workload and keeping equipment surroundings accessible.
Transport infrastructure
For airport perimeters, roadside slopes, railway corridors and logistics parks. Carry out stable mowing across long routes and large, enclosed areas, reducing the need for personnel to enter complex work zones.
Water infrastructure
For river embankments, reservoir dam slopes, irrigation channels and riverbanks. Maintain vegetation within the equipment’s suitable terrain and slope limits, keeping inspection routes and water infrastructure accessible.
HEXBEE SPRAY · Spraying module
Spraying planned around your orchard
Configure orchard spraying, row access and canopy coverage to suit tree shape, row spacing and site conditions.
Orchard crop protection
The SPRAY air-assisted module distributes spray radially from its nozzles, with a fan dispersing the mist up to 7 m on each side. Plan around crop type, tree shape and row spacing; an operator remotely controls spraying and travel.
Between-row access
Check row width, canopy boundaries and turning space before work. Plan entry and exit routes around ground conditions and confirm clearance for the platform and spraying module.
Canopy coverage
Nozzles atomize radially around the fan, which disperses droplets into surrounding foliage up to 7 m on each side. Plan work positions and routes around canopy height, foliage density and local wind conditions.
HEXBEE TRANSFER · Transport module
On-site transport, from preparation to harvest
Plan deliveries of supplies, tools and harvested crops around payloads, access routes and loading points.
Supply delivery
Use the TRANSFER cargo bed to move agricultural supplies from on-site storage to fields and orchards. Plan loading and transport around rated payload, load dimensions and route conditions.
Tool transport
Transport tools and materials around fields and managed sites. Plan routes around load dimensions and loading points to connect daily tasks across work locations.
Harvest transport
Transport harvested fruit from work areas to on-site collection and loading points. Plan return routes around harvesting locations, loads and road conditions to connect picking with onward transport.
Site requirements assessment
Define the mowing, spraying or transport task first, then record terrain, access, crop and load conditions to guide equipment configuration.
Task execution
Use a stable, low-speed vehicle and controls that allow operator takeover, prioritizing task completion.
Operational records
Keep records of routes, status, abnormal events and maintenance to inform future task configuration and review.
Solution roadmap
From a single task to coordinated work with interchangeable modules
Plan mowing, crop protection and transport through quick module changes, aligning equipment configuration with the farming schedule.
Step one
Complete one task reliably
Start with the most pressing mowing, spraying or transport need, and confirm the right module and operating limits.
Step two
Turn operations into data
Record routes, work time, takeover points and abnormal events to support future improvements.
Step three
Deliver services informed by data
Use logs to reduce coordination overhead across sites, machines and operators.
Find the right solution for your site
Different tasks call for different modules. Tell us your work area, crop and row spacing, transport loads and access conditions to find a suitable mowing, spraying or transport configuration.