Agtonomy Launches Third-Generation Platform with Infrastructure-Free Autonomy for Agriculture

Agtonomy has released its third-generation Agtonomy Platform™, representing the most advanced software platform for agriculture and land management. The platform, formerly known as TeleFarmer™, introduces enhanced fleet intelligence powered by Physical AI, new equipment platform support for mixed fleets, and expanded capabilities for diverse crops, turf and open-field operations. Unlike other autonomous solutions that require extensive infrastructure or operator oversight, Agtonomy's platform delivers true turnkey autonomy that is ready to perform from day one without pre-mapping or local base stations.

The platform's infrastructure-free autonomy combines embedded connectivity with vision-based navigation and advanced AI, enabling true autonomous operation from day one with simplified setup and reduced costs. Where 3D satellite imagery is available, site setup can be completed remotely, eliminating the need for on-site visits and streamlining deployment. This approach significantly lowers the barrier to entry for agricultural operations seeking to implement automation solutions.

Expanded capabilities now include autonomous mowing and task execution across diverse environments such as golf courses, sod farms, pastures, municipal green spaces, and open fields. Agtonomy-Enabled equipment executes these tasks with industry-leading precision, helping reduce labor costs while improving consistency and coverage. The platform's enhanced fleet intelligence with Physical AI enables a single operator to manage 10+ tractors simultaneously with no practical upper limit, and the system continues to improve efficiency as it learns from real-world operations.

The platform now supports mixed-fleet operations across various equipment types, including new equipment integrations like the factory-fit Bobcat CT4045 diesel tractor designed for demanding autonomous tasks. This expansion reflects Agtonomy's growing range of real-world applications across industries beyond traditional agriculture. The company's focus on practical automation addresses one of the toughest challenges in agriculture: permanent crop autonomy, which requires navigating narrow rows with high-value crops on either side with no margin for error.

Backed by years of field experience in demanding environments, the platform represents a significant advancement in making automation truly usable for agricultural operations. The elimination of base stations and complicated mapping processes allows operators to simply tap a few buttons and let their equipment work autonomously. With a flexible platform that adapts to different terrains, tasks, and equipment types, Agtonomy is empowering operators to achieve greater efficiency with reduced complexity while maintaining the precision that modern agricultural operations demand. Learn more at https://www.agtonomy.com/.