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Most people never see the robots.  They run deep in over 100 acre fields. And for the farmer, there isn't a need to see ...
10/08/2026

Most people never see the robots. They run deep in over 100 acre fields.

And for the farmer, there isn't a need to see them. They run autonomously using maps we program them to use.

So how do we know what they are doing? We monitor them.

This video shows BOTONY working in a field this season while our team monitors its live annotation data alongside the robot’s front and rear camera views.

It’s the operating layer behind the machine, helping us see where the robot is, what it’s seeing, and what is happening in the field as it works.

Every season in the field gives us more information to learn from, improve the system, and keep building toward more autonomous farming.

https://youtu.be/jSLRW3Xu_TI?si=LiJh_FEgsvK9k5Sp

Our Next Robot + Attachment Prototypes Are Here!During his live StartEngine update, Clint walked through the evolution o...
10/06/2026

Our Next Robot + Attachment Prototypes Are Here!

During his live StartEngine update, Clint walked through the evolution of BOTONY, then pulled back the curtain on the next robot and attachments currently in development.

The bigger vision: build a complete autonomous field system that gives farmers more ways to farm without relying on herbicides.



Greenfield Robotics Founder and Head of Innovation Clint Brauer wen...

Building the robot is only the first part of the job.Our team is already working with our customers for next year.We QA ...
10/05/2026

Building the robot is only the first part of the job.

Our team is already working with our customers for next year.

We QA the machine
We train the farmer
We review the farm plan and field setup
We integrate data across their planting systems
We cross-check communications and connectivity
We map the fields
We set expectations
We send extra parts to help reduce downtime
We want every customer as a reference in 2027.

But it takes planning, preparation, training and support before the robot ever starts w**ding.

That is another part of what the capital we raise helps support: building the infrastructure around the machine so farmers have the best possible chance for success in the field.

The robot may be what you see.

The preparation behind it is what makes deployment possible.

Join Greenfield Robotics Founder Clint Brauer for a conversation about what we’re building, what we’ve learned from farm...
10/03/2026

Join Greenfield Robotics Founder Clint Brauer for a conversation about what we’re building, what we’ve learned from farmers, and why we believe autonomous mechanical w**d control can give growers another option beyond relying on herbicides.

Clint will talk about BOTONY, lessons from real field deployments, where the technology is headed, and the current Regulation A offering.

Join the exclusive webinar on Tuesday, October 6, at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT.

REGISTER HERE
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This Reg A+ offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Please read the Offering Circular and related disclosure before investing. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. The amount raised may include insider investments, which may go toward meeting the minimum offering amount.

We believe some of our robots will run 1000-2000 miles next year, off road.A small machine running a very long way in Du...
10/02/2026

We believe some of our robots will run 1000-2000 miles next year, off road.

A small machine running a very long way in Dust. Heat. Mud. Vibration. Uneven ground. Different fields.

But beyond that, an autonomous field robot has to also be whip smart.

Navigation, software, controls, power, safety and systems working together.

That takes engineering, testing and iteration.

Our Greenfield team designs and develops BOTONY, using what we learn in the field to continually improve the machine. Amity Technology in Fargo brings the manufacturing expertise to turn those designs into production-ready robots.

That is the work behind the product, and the kind of work the capital we raise helps support: engineering, testing, manufacturing and scaling the system for farmers.

Autonomy gets the robot moving.

And building it for the field makes it an efficient tool.

And we are building both.

10/01/2026

The big chomp at the end 🙌

Over $500,000 raised.To us this milestone means:More people choosing to back a possible future where farmers have anothe...
09/30/2026

Over $500,000 raised.

To us this milestone means:

More people choosing to back a possible future where farmers have another way to control w**ds without relying on herbicides.

We’ve built the robots.

We’ve put them in the field.

Now we keep proving what they can do.

The mission is moving. And so are we.

This Reg A+ offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Please read the Offering Circular and related disclosure before investing. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. The amount raised may include insider investments, which may go toward meeting the minimum offering amount.

👏👏👏 thank you for supporting those who advocate, educate and show up for Parkinson’s patients and families!
09/29/2026

👏👏👏 thank you for supporting those who advocate, educate and show up for Parkinson’s patients and families!

We didn’t hire a salesperson to lead the BOT #25 SWARM.We hired an educator.Melanie Auclair first reached out after a fa...
09/28/2026

We didn’t hire a salesperson to lead the BOT #25 SWARM.
We hired an educator.

Melanie Auclair first reached out after a family member was diagnosed with cancer. She started researching our food system, was deeply moved by what she learned, and was ready to leave her corporate career at PwC to help sell robots and reduce reliance on herbicides.

Then I saw her resume.

She was trained to teach! She was an adjunct professor for 2 years! That changed everything.

Melanie returned to her alma mater, Bryant University, as a key lecturer, AND joined Greenfield as our Ambassador Manager.

Because the SWARM isn’t just about sharing posts. It’s about helping consumers connect the dots from farm to table and understand how technology can give farmers new choices.

Tomorrow night is our first BOT #25 SWARM Zoom call, and I can’t wait for everyone to meet her.

Comment BOT #25 and we’ll send you the RSVP link.

The future of food changes when people understand enough to care.

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36706 W 39th Street South
Cheney, KS
67025

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