Low-cost labor industries no longer exist. Rising wages, an aging workforce, minimum wage mandates, reduced hours, shifting H-2A programs, and labor competition make traditional operations unsustainable. We’re here to help. Since 2017, we’ve been mastering the five essential site tasks—carrying, towing, mowing, spraying, and patrolling—to develop autonomy that tackles today’s operational challenges. Burro’s rugged autonomous platforms act as a force multiplier, allowing you to scale productivity with the crew you already have. By automating the heavy lifting, Burro reduces the strain on your workforce and keeps your operation moving.
160 day ROI in most operations, through saving time/labor, fuel, and reducing chemistry use
60 to 150 day ROI in most Agricultural and Industrial Operations
areas 160 day ROI in most Operations through saving time/labor and fuel
80 Day ROI through saving labor that would otherwise patrol or drive for RFID & Inventory Tracking
Our easy-to-use autonomous robots are built to amplify your workforce in berries, vineyards, greenhouses, nurseries, and beyond. Click on each robot or industry to discover our capabilities and how Burro can streamline your operations.
Ready to take your Burro to the next level? These add-ons are designed to expand your capabilities, enabling your Burro to tackle even more tasks with efficiency.
BOSS: A Unified Ecosystem For Your Autonomous Fleet
A complete ecosystem with integrated components: powerful tech stack, intuitive on-robot interface, and comprehensive web application for seamless fleet control.
Adopting new technology can be daunting, but we’re with you every step of the way. From on-site setup to hands-on training, we test, train, and deploy every Burro alongside your crew. With our ongoing 24/7 support, we keep your fleet working, because Burros weren’t built to collect dust in a shed.
See how our customers are putting Burro robots to work. Maximizing their workforce, reducing labor strain, and keeping operations moving through every season.
We started with 10 Burro Grandes at our Ridge Manor farm. By the end of the first week, we knew there was no going back. The most encouraging thing was how quickly our employees adopted the robots. They were excited and took to them right away. Our team was running them on their own, and the Burros were doing real production work, effectively right out of the box. At this point, we’ve established a trusted partnership with the Burro team. Given our size and scale, we think we could use 50 or more Burros across all of our operations.
Our goal was to automate transport from our East Cart Depot to our West Cart Depot, and Burro helped us achieve that in less than a month. We have 30 tractor drivers, and Burro can eliminate the need for 10 of those, giving us 20 more hands to focus on tasks that can’t be automated. We’ve come a long way working with Burro, and it’s definitely the most interesting thing we’ve worked on.
It’s critical that we optimize the workspace for our workers to make it as ergonomic and efficient as possible. With Burro, we were able to quickly find an interface that works for our crews. There are a lot of technologies out there that need major infrastructure changes, but Burro’s dimensions fit seamlessly within our existing aisles. You know a technology works when the crew adopts it, and their reception has been extremely positive. We currently have crews requesting Burros to complement them rather than relying on a traditional driver. The integration of the Burro has been very positive for us.
Burros sold to date
hours of autonomous driving
autonomous miles driven (8+ laps of the planet!)
so far, and growing!
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.
