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AgriBot

The Distributed Farm Operating System

AgriBot is a field-tested ground robot, edge server, and mobile app working together today — with sensors, drones, and automated actuators on the roadmap to close the loop from data to action.

Request a DemoGround robot field-tested · Mobile app shipped · Sensors, drone & actuators in progress

System architecture

What it does

Live Video & Audio

Real-time WebRTC streaming straight from the robot's onboard camera.

AI Camera Tracking

OpenCV-based face detection with automatic camera tracking and digital zoom.

Offline-First Edge Computing

An onboard "AGRI-PC" edge server with a local MQTT broker and local PostgreSQL database.

Cloud Sync & Remote Access

Secure sync to Supabase and HiveMQ Cloud over TLS whenever a connection is available.

GPS Mapping & Trail

Live map view of the robot's position with a full history of its movement across the farm.

Remote Joystick Driving

Gyro-steered remote control with a live camera feed, directly from the mobile app.

AI Farm Health Score

An A–F grade combining irrigation needs, blight risk, and hazard alerts into one clear signal.

Secure Biometric Login

Supabase-backed authentication with biometric sign-in on supported devices.

One app, full control

Seven tabs, everything a farmer needs.

Live Dashboard

Real-time sensor readings and robot status at a glance.

Specifications

Architecture
Dual-ESP32 (sensor node + motor controller)
Drive System
Tank-drive chassis with camera gimbal
Sensor Suite
Climate, soil, gas, flame, GPS, battery
Edge Server
Onboard "AGRI-PC" running FastAPI
Video
Live WebRTC streaming with AI-based tracking
Mobile App
Android · Expo SDK 54 / React Native
Connectivity
WiFi + MQTT (TLS), online/offline dual mode
Cloud Stack
Supabase + HiveMQ Cloud

Engineering notes

Built by real engineers, and we're upfront about what's still in progress.

AgriBot began as a final-year capstone project and was successfully defended in 2026 — then extended well beyond its original scope.

Live video currently requires a local network connection. A permanent public tunnel is planned to enable remote viewing from anywhere.

The Bluetooth Low Energy channel is not yet functional in the release build — WiFi and MQTT are the primary working channels today.

Offline map tiles are not yet bundled with the app — GPS markers and the robot's trail already work fully offline.

Ready to bring AgriBot to your farm?

Talk to us about a pilot, a partnership, or an investment.