Ground Control Robotics

Amid labor shortages, weed pesticide resistance, and plant disease, robots have emerged as a promising solution to tough agricultural problems. Many companies approach these challenges with traditional locomotion methods: wheels and drones. Wheeled robots, however, face challenges in the unpredictable landscape and difficult terrain of specialty agriculture, and drones can't access plants at the ground level where targeted action is often needed most.

At Ground Control Robotics, we've found that the best solution for traversing the ground should be inspired by the animals that are already so good at it. Using biological studies through collaborations with Professor Daniel Goldman's Lab at Georgia Tech, we're developing cutting-edge solutions to diverse locomotion challenges that excel when traditional robotic solutions fail, and that provide direct , ground-level access to where action is needed most. We're changing the future of agriculture from the ground up.