Amiga Max by Bonsai Robotics
- Date of creation : July 2022
- Sales contact : Arlen Frew (sales@bonsairobotics.ai)
- Website : https://bonsairobotics.ai/
Bonsai Robotics develops and commercialises AI-first, vision-based autonomy solutions for off-road equipment. Its main value proposition is to make autonomy deployable on both existing equipment and new robotic platforms, rather than limiting customers to a single-purpose machine. Bonsai’s strategy is to build a flexible, full-stack autonomy platform that can manage mixed fleets through one connected system, while keeping deployment relatively accessible and reducing the need for complex robotics expertise. The company targets commercial growers, equipment manufacturers and technology developers working in demanding outdoor environments.
Amiga Max by Bonsai Robotics
Types of crops
Berries
Fruits
Tree Fruits
Vegetables
Vine & Grapes
Crop Phases
Multi-phase
Technology Overview
- Latest revision : 10/9/2026
- Commercial release date : July 2026
- Application : Autonomous platform with precision sprayer technology
Commercialisation Overview
- Technology Readiness Level (TRL) : 10: Market introduction - Full commercial operation
- Units in Service - Global : 0 to 10
- Business model : Direct sales / Distributor network
- Price : $51K to $100K
- Ongoing Costs : Yes, contact us
Market Coverage, Distributors and Service Suppliers
- Countries or markets addressed :
- USA:
Everglades Equipment Group: https://www.evergladesfarmequipment.com/
Blueline: https://usa.blueline.com/
AVA Tractors: https://avatractor.com/
- Australia:
Gallard Group: https://www.gallardgroup.com.au/
Formatt Machinery: https://formattmachinery.com.au/
Performance & Economic Impact
- Estimated ROI :
< 2 years
- Phytosanitary Product Savings :
Fuel, labour, chemical
- Yield Improvement :
None
Technical specifications
- Type of solution : Autonomous platform/carrier, Smart/Precision Sprayer Technologies
- Power source : Electric & Hybrid Electric
- Required Tractor Power : No tractor needed
- Size :
- Metric: 47 x 47 x 24 cm
- Imperial: 120 x 120 x 60 in
- Net weight : 600 kg | 1,323 lbs
- Min Farm Size (In hectares) : 20 ha | 50 acres
- Productivity : 5 hectares/day | 12 acres/day
- Maximum operating speed : 5 km/h | 3 mph
- Wheel spacing : Adjustable: 1.2 to 3 m | 3.9 to 9.8 ft
- Horse power : 30 HP
Functionalities and technologies
- Core Functionality : The robot combines four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering with Bonsai Intelligence, enabling autonomous navigation, obstacle detection and path planning. It supports RTK GPS for centimetre-level positioning and can be monitored and managed through the Bonsai Pilot platform. Its swappable batteries facilitate continuous operation, while its towing capacity reaches up to 2,268 kg | 5,000 lbs. The Amiga Max can be fitted with different implements for spraying, towing, lifting and hauling in bedded crops, row crops and orchards. It can operate autonomously or be manually controlled by an operator.
- Software : GPS, vision system, rate controller
- Connectivity : Machine comes with GPS & cellular connectivity.
- Compatible Tools : Weeding and Spraying
Development Roadmap
- Next phase : Additional tasks (i.e. mowing)
Additional resources
Autonomous Strawberry Spraying in Action | Amiga Max + OnTarget
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