E-TERRY

Summary

About

About E-TERRY

E-TERRY combines an adjustable electric implement carrier with machine vision for in-row weed control. The robot changes its height and track width to match crops and beds, and the hoeing configuration can work across up to six rows. Vision classifies crops, weeds and obstacles, while interchangeable tool attachments accommodate different soils and growth stages.

The company's operating model includes a booked weeding service delivered by a local provider, who brings the machine to the field and supports its operation. Swappable batteries extend work beyond one charge, and a folding structure simplifies transport and storage between jobs. Remote monitoring and field-adjustable recognition software support the move between farms and crop conditions.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • maxon

    Inbound - Motion - E-TERRY’s prototype uses maxon IDX and wheel drives plus a MiniMACS6-AMP4 controller

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Funding

Investors

  • bm|t - Lead - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2023-01-30
  • Christoph Ratke - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2023-01-30
  • Dr. Thomas Gnefkow - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2023-01-30
  • FutureWork Verwaltungsgesellschaft - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2023-01-30

Team

  • Dr. Thomas Gnefkow - Chief Executive Officer - Leads company strategy and commercialization.
  • Fabian Rösler - Chief Operating Officer and co-founder - Leads operations for the agricultural robot platform.
  • Martha Wenzel - Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder - Leads market development for the field-robot platform.
  • Tim Odenthal - Chief Financial Officer - Odenthal leads the company's finance function as it moves its field robot into a 2026 farming-as-a-service offer.
  • Michael Rieke - Operations Manager and co-founder - Supports field-robot operations and delivery.

Timeline

Events

  • 2023-01-30 - Funding - E-TERRY closes seven-figure seed round

    bm|t led the seed round, joined by FutureWork Verwaltungsgesellschaft, Dr. Thomas Gnefkow and Christoph Ratke. The company planned to expand its team, especially software development, and advance the robot first commercial use case. E-TERRY had built three robot generations and was developing an open platform for weeding and broader crop-care, sowing, harvesting and transport work.

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Context

Market context

develops a lightweight autonomous field robot for vegetable and specialty-crop farms. Its adjustable open platform combines computer vision, AI and modular tools to automate weed control and support future sowing, crop-care, harvesting and transport workflows.

Comparable profiles

Shared workflows

  • AIGRO

    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms · Field Agriculture Robotics

  • SITIA

    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms · Field Agriculture Robotics

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    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms

  • AgXeed

    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms

  • Aigen

    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms

  • Upside Robotics

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

  • TerraClear

    workflow adjacency - Autonomous Agricultural Platforms

  • Sabanto

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

  • SwarmFarm Robotics

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

  • Bluewhite

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

  • ANT Robotics

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

  • FarmWise

    workflow adjacency - Field Agriculture Robotics

Context tags

  • Agricultural robot OEM - Stack Layer - E-TERRY's robotics role maps to the agricultural robot oem stack layer.
  • Autonomous agricultural platforms - Workflow - E-TERRY belongs in the autonomous agricultural platforms peer group based on its robotics segment and product or workflow focus.
  • Field agriculture robotics workflow - Workflow - E-TERRY belongs in the field agriculture robotics peer group based on its robotics segment and product or workflow focus.