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The Center for Data Innovation spoke with Brandon Contino, co-founder and CEO of Four Growers, an agricultural robotics company based in Pennsylvania. Contino explained how automation can boost productivity, reduce operational costs, and promote sustainability in greenhouses.

The pun is almost too easy: Turtle Creek-based agtech startup Four Growers is, itself, growing, thanks to advancements in its hardware and software capabilities.

An agricultural-tech startup that makes robots capable of plucking food grown in greenhouses is celebrating a harvesting feat for a new crop type.

In this episode of “Let’s Talk Farm to Fork,” we’re joined by Brandon Contino from Four Growers, who we’ll be talking to about how their autonomous harvesting robots are a labour shortage solution that is helping increase yields.

Are you ready to learn about the future of agriculture? We sit down with Brandon Contino, the founder of Four Growers, a company that specializes in robotic harvesting and plant analytics.

It’s one thing to build a robot that can harvest produce. It’s quite another to build one that can do so faster than humans and in an economical manner, says Brandon Contino, co-founder and CEO of ag robotics startup Four Growers.