More than an autonomous coworker—a force multiplier. Burro’s autonomous workhorse integrates like a coworker, pays for itself, and scales crews by automating operations
less labor dependency
Engineered for the extremes
year-round autonomy
Harvest assist, towing, transport, and vegetation management (mowing and spraying) for:
Scouting and patrolling, industrial towing and transport, and vegetation management (mowing and spraying) for:
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Traditional labor is no longer viable. Burro’s Physical AI is built to bridge the gap; easing the strain of less hands and operational bottlenecks with rugged autonomy, built for the toughest environments.
Total U.S. cash labor expenses for farms are forecast to hit a record $53.9 billion in 2026; a 47% rise in labor costs since 2020.
51% of the workforce is actively seeking new job opportunities outside their current roles, creating a massive retention gap for seasonal operations.
45% of the total workforce (approx. 1 million workers) remains unauthorized, despite H-2A visa certifications quadrupling since 2010 to fill the gap.
Diesel prices surged above $5.00 per gallon, a four-year high that has increased per-acre input costs by approximately 38%.
Check out “The Corral” for the latest stories from the humans behind the herd. See how autonomous robotics is reshaping the reality of agriculture and industrial operations.
We’re proud to announce Burro’s inclusion in the prestigious 2026 THRIVE Top 50 AgTech Report. This annual ranking, published
Labor has become one of the biggest challenges of running an operation, especially if you work in the agriculture or industrial sectors.
Labor shortage in agriculture, especially, has reached a breaking point. Across the U.S., ag industries are dealing
