PADMA AGROBOTICS LLC

Agritech · Private

Automated robotic harvester for bunch crops like cilantro with stem detection, cutting, extraction, and bunching mechatronics

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Sector
Agritech
Total capital
$1M
Federal grants
$1M
3 awards · 2023–2025
Rank in peer group#21 of 23
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
None on recordNo federal contract awards found.
Granted patents
0
3 pending

Capital timeline

202320242025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $1M$182K$650K$175K
202320242025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $1M$182K$650K$175K

Latest events

  • Federal grantAgriculture · This Project Aims To Develop An Ai-based, Autonomous Lettuce Harvester That Uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) And Computer Vision (cv) Automate The Lettuce Harvesting Process. The Harvester Will Reduce The Need For Manual Labor To Two Operators Per Acre, Minimizing The Impact Of The Issues Related To Manual Workforce. We Estimate That Harvesting Costs Will Be Reduced To $4500/ACRE - Well Below The Current Costs Of Manual Harvesting. Also, The Robot Will Help Increase Productivity, Quality And Co$175K
  • Federal grantAgriculture · ** Awards Issued Prior To January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations And May Not Reflect The Priorities And Policies Of The Current Administration.** Autonomous Harvester For Cilantro With Bunching And Tying Capability$650K
  • Federal grantAgriculture · This Project Aims To Develop An Automated Robotic Harvester For Cilantro And Other Specialty Crops That Are Harvested In Bunches. Currently, This Is A Labor-intensive Task That Takes Up To 50% Of Total Costs. Automating This Task Would Mean Reducing Opex For Farms By 40%-50% And, More Importantly, Tackling The Huge Labor Shortage Currently Affecting The Agricultural Sector. This Will Permit To Grow Produce That Is Nowadays Economically Unviable Due High Labor Costs, Thus Reducing The Need To Imp$182K

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USPTO · 0 granted of 3
  • PendingPlant Tie Band ApparatusUSPTOApplication 19448804
  • PendingPlant Tie Band ApparatusUSPTOApplication 18118033
  • PendingPlant Tie Band ApparatusUSPTOApplication 63321075

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