🇺🇸Camarillo Polyhouse
LiveSiteCamarillo, California
Rows · area18 rows · 5,200 m²
RobotsEve-01 Charlie
CropStrawberry · Monterey
SinceMar 2026
Alert 001
Booking 2026 commercial pilots. Three sites live: Marneuli, Camarillo, Telavi.
Request a pilot →01 · Operations · Robots · Live
A robot that picks strawberries. A platform that runs the greenhouse.
EVE-01 is a dual-arm harvesting robot for protected strawberry. It reports into the NeuraPick platform, which runs the rest of the greenhouse: every row on a map, crop scouting, environment control, inputs and inventory, work orders, and a debug console for the engineer. Everything runs on site. In field trials since February 2026.
Recording · EVE-01 Alpha · Block A · Marneuli · Row 05
Live detection feed
Online1920×1080 · 24 fpson-robot
cam · mirror
cam · main
StatusHarvesting · row-05
Gutterleft
Speed0.10 m/s
Arm L · Arm Rgrasp · cut
Perceptionon-robot
Planneron-robot
Uplinklocal only
Battery71 % · 4 h 12 min
Ripeness setpoint≥ 0.80
Ripeness · last pick0.87
High-confidence ripe cluster at 0.94, gentle pick.Footage from the Block A trial, April 2026. Readings are illustrative and move with the recording.
Pick rate · both arms · last 24 h
1,212picks / h
06:00 → now · Block A
Scanned · last 60 s
1,247berries
both arms · row 05
Picked · last 60 s
412berries
ripeness ≥ 0.80 · cut at the calyx
Pick rate · last 60 s
94 %
Block A trial · 60 s window
02 · Robot profile · Specification
EVE-01 spec sheet
Two independent arms, a stereo camera stack, a 48 V drivetrain and fifteen vision models, all running on the robot.
Validated over 200+ h of supervised trials
This is the sheet a grower should argue with. Every number below was measured in Block A, Marneuli, and the same configuration is running in Camarillo and Telavi.
Fleet · EVE-01 · Block A · Marneuli
Aisle · jaw · arm module
| Metric | Specification |
|---|---|
| ManipulationTwo arms work the same gutter from both sides. Each end effector is modelled on surgical instruments: a cable-driven jaw holds the fruit while a blade cuts the calyx. Clean cut, intact shelf life. | |
| Arms | 2 · independent |
| Pick cycle | 3 – 4 s per arm |
| Throughput | ~600 picks · arm · h · 1,200+ combined |
| End effector | Cable-driven jaw + calyx blade |
| PerceptionOne stereo camera per arm gives RGB and depth in a single pipeline. Every model the robot needs runs on the camera and the robot itself. Nothing leaves the greenhouse to decide a pick. | |
| Sensor | OAK 4D · stereo RGB-D |
| Depth precision | ±2 mm at 0.5 m |
| Detection latency | 16 ms · 60 fps |
| Inference | On-device · NVIDIA Jetson |
| Vision models | 15 · all on the robot |
| MobilityDifferential drive with an independent steering axis, geared for narrow aisles. The robot crawls at 0.1 m/s while picking and moves between rows at walking pace. | |
| Harvest speed | 0.1 m/s |
| Transit speed | 80 m/min |
| Payload | 400 kg |
| Power & environmentAll-electric, with a pack that swaps hot. Rated for a wet, dusty greenhouse. | |
| System | 48 V all-electric |
| Runtime | ~6 h continuous · hot-swap pack |
| Protection | IP65 |
| Operating temperature | 5 – 40 °C |
| Software & controlROS 2 end to end. A radio override publishes straight to the base; a tri-state switch is the e-stop. | |
| Stack | ROS 2 Humble · Nav2 · MoveIt 2 |
| Manual override | ELRS · RadioMaster TX16S Mk II |
| E-stop | Tri-state switch |
Robot profile · 3D model · EVE-01
EVE-01 in motion
03 · Engineering · Behavior tree
Photon to pick in under four seconds, all on the robot
No round trip to a server, no queue, no single point of failure. Four stages, each with a time budget the robot keeps.
One berry in under 4 s
Arm L · tree state
harvest_cycle()
mission_active(row-05)
navigate_to_position(31 100 mm)
harvest_cycle()< 4 s
sense_stereo()4 ms
detect_and_grade()16 ms
plan_trajectory()22 ms
pick_and_place()3.4 s
advance_200mm()
Stages step on the recording's clock.
Stage 01
Sense
Stereo cameras capture colour and depth at 60 frames per second, fused into one point cloud.
Budget4 ms
Stage 02
Detect
Each berry is found, graded for ripeness, given a pick pose and a priority.
Budget16 ms
Stage 03
Plan
Collision-free arm trajectories, coordinated with the base as it crawls along the gutter.
Budget22 ms
Stage 04
Pick
The jaw closes, the blade cuts the calyx, the berry goes to the tray. One motion.
Budget3.4 s
Insights · Street View · Block A · Marneuli
Row 05 · 50 m gutter · both arms
2026-04-28 · 14:32 UTC1,247 scanned · 412 picked
Block A · MarneuliRow 05
A 50-metre row, picked clean in under 9 minutes.
0 m1,247 scanned · 412 picked · 50.0 m at 0.1 m/s · both arms50 m
04 · Operations · Site map
Not just a robot. A system that runs the greenhouse.
EVE-01 reports into the NeuraPick platform: a complete greenhouse management and environment control system. Every row on a map, crop scouting and treatments, climate, CO₂ and fertigation, inputs and inventory, work orders for the crew, and a debug console for the engineer. The six screens below are the platform's own, for the facility selected in the topbar.
Camarillo PolyhouseRuns on site
Today · harvested
—kg
Berries picked
—
Rows harvested
—/ 18
Disease watch
—
· Floor plan ·
rows · 50 m × 0.6 m gutter · banksRipeTurningUnripeRottenFinding
Click a row to inspect · each row 50 m × 0.6 m gutter · finding markers sit on the plantUpdated just now
· demo dataset: row composition, positions and findings are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
05 · Operations · Work orders
The crew's day, on the same screen as the robots
Sprays, dripline repairs, sanitation, calibration, receiving. A work order is created from a scout finding or a robot fault in one click, assigned to a crew with an hour estimate, and closed with what it actually took.
List · Board
Work orders
· demo dataset: orders, crews and dates are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
06 · Agronomy · Crop & Scouting
Every pass through a row is also a scouting pass
EVE-01 writes a per-plant health record as it picks. Disease and pest detection run on the same cameras and the same on-robot compute. The console shows only what needs attention.
Runs on the same cameras
Disease classes
5+
botrytis · mildew · mites · calcium · aphids
Detection F1
94 %
supervised greenhouse data
Earlier warning
7 days
vs weekly manual scouting
Frames uploaded
none
records stay on the robot and in your console
· findings
Scouting log
Every finding carries its photos, row and plant, and opens Street View or a work order in one click.
Agronomy · programmes
Treatment plans
Each application is issued from inventory and written to the punnet record.
· demo dataset: findings, plans and dates are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
07 · Agronomy · Environment control
Climate, CO₂ and fertigation, from the same console
The platform runs the greenhouse environment the way a climate computer does: per-compartment heating and venting setpoints, humidity and CO₂ limits, shade and energy screens, fogging, and radiation-driven irrigation shots with drain and EC feedback. Sensors, actuators and alarms sit next to the robots that work the rows.
Controller link OK · 2 s
Air temperature · 24 h
C1C2C3OutsideHeat–vent band
Compartments
temp · RH · CO₂ · ventActive alarms
0Today's programme
Irrigation · climate · CO₂ · fog · screensCompartment 1 · manual override
Climate actuators
· demo dataset: readings, setpoints and alarms are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
08 · Agronomy · Inputs & Inventory
Every input, lot and expiry, next to the rows it goes on
Crop protection, fertilizer, biocontrols, packaging and robot spares in one stock list. Reserved quantities come from open work orders, a low line raises a reorder, and a spray issued from stock is written to the treatment record and the punnet QR.
Crop protection · fertilizer · biocontrol · packaging · spares
Stock list
· demo dataset: stock levels, lots and values are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
09 · Engineering · Debug console
For the engineer: every topic, every frame, every fault
The same console opens the robot up: live topics and rates, both arm cameras, the fused point cloud, battery and drive plots, diagnostics by level, and a recording you can scrub. No laptop plugged into the robot.
ROS 2 · 42 topics
PanelTopicsProblemsMetadataAttachments
Topics42 active · 4.2 MB/s
3rd-person view118k pts · 10 Hz
frame base_link · ref map · fov 90°XYZ
/sensors/cam_left/image_raw/compressed1280×800 · 60 fps
REC/sensors/cam_right/image_raw/compressed1280×800 · 60 fps
REC/diagnostics/battery · voltageV
52.20V
/control/cmd_vel · linear.xm/s
0.10m/s
/sensors/imu · accel.normm/s²
9.81m/s²
Diagnostics · summary
/diagnostics_restampedlatest message
00:00.000
03:04.0001×
· demo dataset: topics, plots and diagnostics are illustrative. Fields, layout and behaviour are the platform's own.
10 · Insights · Consumer QR
A QR code on every punnet
Each tray leaving an EVE-01-managed greenhouse carries a code that opens its origin record: the exact row, the pick day, and the treatments behind it, from flower to punnet.
Row · day · treatments
From the row your strawberries came from
Row 05 · 4 phases · robot camera
FloweringWeek 1
Green fruitWeek 3
TurningWeek 5
PickedWeek 6
- Picked on
- Date, row segment and robot, down to the 50 m of gutter the punnet came from.
- Treatments
- What was applied, when and why, from the agronomy log.
- Freshness
- A shelf-life window estimated from harvest conditions.
What the buyer sees · example record
Albion strawberries
Block A · Marneuli · picked by EVE-01
Row
Block A · R05Picked on
2026-04-28Robot
Eve-01 · AlphaGutter segment
0 – 50 mTreatments
Agronomy logFreshness
Shelf-life windowValues are an example of the record's fields, not a shipped punnet.np.farm/c/…
11 · Business · Fleet & Admin
Three sites, two countries, one configuration
Every trial pairs the hardware with operator training and a NeuraPick engineer on call. Growers get the console, the scouting record and the punnet codes from the first row.
3 live
🇬🇪Block A · Marneuli
LiveSiteMarneuli, Georgia
Rows · area24 rows · 8,400 m²
RobotsEve-01 Alpha · Bravo
CropStrawberry · Albion · Sonata
SinceFeb 2026
🇬🇪Kakheti Vineyard
LiveSiteTelavi, Georgia
Rows · area64 rows · 28,400 m²
RobotsVine-02 prototype
CropGrape · Saperavi · Rkatsiteli
SinceApr 2026
NVIDIA Inception · memberCompany HQ · Tbilisi, Georgia
We didn't set out to build the cleverest robot. We set out to build the one that shows up tomorrow morning, and the morning after that. In a working greenhouse that is the only thing that matters.
Principle 01
Local-first compute
Greenhouses lose Wi-Fi. Every inference, every plan and every fail-safe runs on the robot. The cloud is optional.
Principle 02
Surgical, not industrial
Cable-driven actuation borrowed from surgical robotics. The fruit is held, not squeezed, and shelf life shows it.
Principle 03
Operator in control
A real e-stop, a real radio override, a real way to take the wheel. Robots that earn trust rather than demand it.
12 · Add facility · Pilot request 2026
See EVE-01 in your greenhouse
We are booking 2026 commercial pilots. Tell us about your operation and a NeuraPick engineer replies within 48 hours with a deployment plan for your rows.
Reply within 48 h
Every pilot includes
01Site survey and row mapping
0290 days of on-site engineer support
03Yield uplift guarantee, or no charge
Prefer email? pilots@neurapickrobotics.com