Agricultural Systems / Products
Aurora agricultural product family lineup
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Products

One intelligence architecture, multiple machines, every scale of cultivation and property care.

Open Model Matrix
Primary Product Families

18 product families

WR

Aurora Weed Ray

AI-guided nonchemical weed control from home plots to industrial fields.

GR

Aurora Garden Ray

Backyard and home-garden precision care for food beds and ornamental planting.

CR

Aurora Crop Ray

AI crop protection, health assessment and selective targeted treatment.

YR

Aurora Yard Ray

Autonomous lawn and landscape care beyond simple mowing.

TR

Aurora Turf Ray

High-precision autonomous turf management for parks, campuses and sports grounds.

SR

Aurora Shrub Ray

Robotic hedge, shrub and ornamental landscape care.

PR

Aurora Patio Ray

Micro-scale autonomous plant care for patios, raised beds and compact urban growing.

SoR

Aurora Soil Ray

Autonomous soil preparation, bed conditioning and cultivation support.

SeR

Aurora Seed Ray

Precision sowing and planting with mapped placement and verification.

PD

Aurora Plant Dose

Plant-level irrigation and nutrient delivery instead of field-wide excess.

FS

Aurora Field Scout

Ground-based AI sensing, diagnostics and high-resolution field mapping.

TeR

Aurora Terra Ray

Narrow, slope-capable agricultural robotics for terraces and difficult terrain.

GHR

Aurora Greenhouse Ray

Controlled-environment crop care optimized for greenhouses and indoor growing.

AD

Aurora AgroDrone

Aerial sensing, mapping, relay and carefully bounded intervention.

OR

Aurora Orchard Ray

Orchard and vineyard robotics for inspection, treatment, pruning support and harvest assistance.

HR

Aurora Harvest Ray

Robotic harvesting systems matched to crop geometry and delicacy.

FC

Aurora Field Carrier

Autonomous crop, material, tool and logistics transport across farm operations.

AC

Aurora AgroCore

Shared AI, map, fleet, safety and mission-coordination backbone for the entire family.

Protected-species doctrine: Crop-protection and weed-control systems distinguish intended targets from beneficial or protected classes. Bees, ladybugs, butterflies, birds, pets, people and unknown targets are treated as protected/no-treatment classes. Final hazardous action remains under independent safety authority.