ROXVER · Mechanical weeding robot

Fewer weeds.
More room to grow.

ROXVER is a mechanical weeding robot for row crops. Onboard vision guides a delta arm and gripper to locate, grip and pull weeds from the soil.

A closer look at the machine.
A practical conversation about your field.

Full ROXVER robot on raised carrot beds with its delta arm visible through the front bay
01 / ROXVERBuilt around the crop row.↗
01

Pull. Don’t spray.

Mechanical weed removal with a gripper.

02

Work at plant level.

A delta arm reaches into the crop row.

03

Start with your field.

Discuss the crop, beds and operating conditions.

Real prototype footage

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See the prototype
at work.

Real footage of the ROXVER prototype: the chassis, delta arm and mechanical gripper working on raised beds.

ROXVER — prototype field demonstration Open the prototype video

Meet the machine

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Three-quarter studio view of the ROXVER chassis, enclosure and wheels
The machine, from the ground up.↗

A field robot.
With a focused job.

The chassis travels along the bed. Inside, a delta mechanism positions the gripper to remove weeds mechanically.

01

Row-crop chassis

An open working space beneath the body gives the tool access to the crop bed.

02

Onboard vision

A camera assembly looks into the working area to support plant recognition and tool positioning.

03

Delta arm & gripper

Parallel linkages bring the gripper down to the weed and lift it from the soil.

Look closer at the mechanism

The work happens here

Down to the weed.
Right to the root.

A small, deliberate movement. The delta linkage positions the tool; the gripper closes around the weed and lifts.

  1. 01

    Locate

    Vision identifies a target in the working area.

  2. 02

    Position & grip

    The delta arm brings the gripper to the weed.

  3. 03

    Lift & continue

    The tool extracts the weed and moves to the next target.

ROXVER’s delta gripper holding a young weed at the root collar, with fine branching roots, above a carrot row
Mechanical extraction. A closer look.↗

The field comes first

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Your rows.
Your growing conditions.

The right setup starts with your crop and growing conditions. Tell us about your beds, row spacing and soil before choosing a configuration.

Overhead view of ROXVER across parallel raised beds with young carrot seedlings
Raised beds. Young carrots. Room for the tool to work.↗
Before a demonstration

Share your crop, bed width, row spacing, field area and a few photos of the soil and weeds.

Discuss your field

A practical overview

Know the machine.
Plan the setup.

A clear starting point for a conversation about your farm. The final configuration and operating limits belong in your quotation.

Ask for a configuration
Weeding method
Mechanical extraction
Working mechanism
Delta arm + gripper
Sensing concept
Onboard machine vision
Field layout illustrated
Raised beds & row crops
Crop illustrated
Young carrots

Crop suitability, row spacing, runtime, capacity and delivered equipment are confirmed for each project.

Three-quarter studio view of the ROXVER chassis, enclosure and wheels

ROXVER Pilot programme

Bring ROXVER
to your field.

A pilot robot for growers and partners ready to evaluate mechanical weed extraction in their own conditions.

US$12,000USD / robot

Taxes, shipping and import charges are quoted separately.

Delta arm. Mechanical gripper. Onboard vision. Your pilot configuration is reviewed for your crop and bed layout.

Send your order request. We review field suitability, confirm the supplied equipment and delivery schedule, then send a written quotation and payment instructions.

Order a Pilot

Order requests are subject to confirmation. No payment is collected on this website.

Good questions

Before you
bring it to the field.

What is the ROXVER weeding robot?

ROXVER is an agricultural robot designed for mechanical weed removal in row crops. A mobile chassis carries onboard vision, a delta arm and a gripper. The illustrated setup shows young carrots on raised beds; the working configuration is reviewed for each field.

Does the weeding process use herbicides?

The mechanism shown removes weeds with a gripper. Mechanical extraction does not require herbicide spraying.

Will it fit my crop and bed layout?

Start by sharing the crop, growth stage, bed width, row spacing and soil conditions. We’ll review the proposed configuration with you; the carrot layout shown here does not establish compatibility with every crop.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm the robot configuration, validated performance for your conditions, battery and charging equipment, control software, training, warranty, service and delivery schedule in your quotation.

How can I arrange a demonstration?

Use the form below or contact our team directly. Share a little about your farm so we can discuss suitability and demonstration availability.

How much does a ROXVER Pilot cost, and how do I order?

The ROXVER Pilot robot price is US$12,000 per unit. Taxes, shipping and import charges are quoted separately. Choose Pilot order in the form, enter your country, quantity and field details, and submit your request. ROXVER reviews suitability and confirms the included equipment, delivery and payment in writing before accepting the order. No payment is collected on this website.

What should I assess before using a mechanical weeding robot?

Review crop and weed growth stages, spacing between plants, bed width, soil moisture, stones and access to the field. Ask for a demonstration in representative conditions and confirm operating limits and operator training before choosing a configuration.

Let’s start a conversation

Start with
your field.

Tell us what you grow and how you grow it. We’ll discuss a configuration, demonstration options and the next step.

deltaxrobot@gmail.com WhatsApp · Mr. Trung · +84 388 752 005

Da Nang, Vietnam

Your Pilot order
Robot subtotal (USD)US$12,000
A conversation. No commitment.