Sabanto raises $17M Series A for autonomous farm equipment
Sabanto closed a $17 million Series A to expand autonomy systems for agricultural equipment.
Evidence notes
- Fulcrum Global Capital led the round, with DCVC Bio, Hico Capital, Yara Growth Ventures, Cavallo Ventures, Johnsonville Ventures, and Trimble Ventures participating.
- Sabanto had autonomously tilled, planted, seeded, weeded, applied, and mowed across multiple U.S. states with smaller tractors.
Company context
Sabanto develops hardware-and-software retrofit autonomy kits that convert existing tractors into autonomous field machines for planting and other row-crop operations.