Automating key greenhouse operations
Faced with a rapidly growing global population and increased pressure on agricultural production, Aisprid develops concrete robotic solutions to support tomato growers in their daily work.
By combining high-precision robotics and artificial intelligence, we design autonomous robots capable of analyzing crops and operating with precision on living plants, directly under real-world production conditions.
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employees, deep expertise in robotics and AI
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Our mission
Aisprid’s mission is to support humanity in feeding the world sustainably, by delivering operational solutions to the major challenges facing the fruit and vegetable industry.
Our solutions make it possible to:
- Address labor shortages
- Support growers with their recruitment, training, and retention challenges
- Improve working conditions in greenhouses
- Contribute to maintaining local production and food sovereignty
We design, develop, and commercialize autonomous robots engineered to deliver real help in the field capable of analyzing crops and acting with high precision on living plants.
A growing company
Aisprid relies on 35 dedicated employees working every day to address the horticultural industry’s main challenges.
As a French deeptech company, Aisprid has transitioned from pure R&D to becoming a fully operational player, with solutions deployed both in France and internationally.
Our robots are the result of several years of research, development, and field trials conducted side-by-side with growers to ensure seamless adaptation to real greenhouse conditions.
Today, we are among the pioneers of high-precision agricultural robotics, delivering technology that interacts directly with living crops.
Technology built for the field
Our robots handle the vast majority of deleafing tasks autonomously, day and night. This enables growers to secure this critical operation, while human teams intervene only as a complement when necessary.
Today, over 50 robots are deployed across top French cooperatives, supporting growers and their teams in their daily operations.
The robot is now available across key production hubs in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
The best way to understand our technology is to see it in real-world conditions.
