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Robotics — Chinese web discovery·· 3 days agoEditorial score35

Geekplus tomato harvester demonstrates 4.5-second-per-fruit efficiency with 87% success rate at agricultural conference

地里“没人干、干不快”的活,交给机器人

Summary

At a Nov 7 conference, Geekplus staff reported a robotic arm harvesting tomatoes autonomously in 4.5 seconds per fruit with 87% success, addressing labor shortages and delicate fruit handling challenges in agriculture through embodied AI.

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What the source reports

Publisher-reported claims, with original evidence. These results have not been independently verified by RoboSignal.

Reported numbers

  • Reported success rate

    87%

    Reported trials

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    “这台番茄采摘机器人的采摘效率为4.5秒/个,采摘成功率达87%,可以实现长距离、全自主、连续无损采摘。
    Open source S4
  • pick time per fruit

    4.5 seconds

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    “这台番茄采摘机器人的采摘效率为4.5秒/个,采摘成功率达87%,可以实现长距离、全自主、连续无损采摘。
    Open source S4
  • industrial value added growth

    9.4

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    同时,机器人和具身智能等产业持续壮大,去年,全省规模以上工业增加值增长9.4%、装备制造业增加值增长18.1%。
    Open source S19
  • equipment manufacturing value added growth

    18.1

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    同时,机器人和具身智能等产业持续壮大,去年,全省规模以上工业增加值增长9.4%、装备制造业增加值增长18.1%。
    Open source S19
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What remains unknown

Not established in the collected evidence: Environment, Control, Data origin.

Reported performance applies to the described task. It does not establish general autonomy or deployment readiness.

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“这台番茄采摘机器人的采摘效率为4.5秒/个,采摘成功率达87%,可以实现长距离、全自主、连续无损采摘。

Open source S4

同时,机器人和具身智能等产业持续壮大,去年,全省规模以上工业增加值增长9.4%、装备制造业增加值增长18.1%。

Open source S19

来自全国高校、科研院所和企业的约500名专家学者、企业家和师生聚在一起,讨论的关键便是机器人什么时候才能像人一样,在田里“上手干活”,而不是照着程序“背书”。

Open source S10

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