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The Tech Builder Experience

Where AgRobotics & AgTech business gets done

A dedicated experience

Put your solutions in front of the right people: growers, investors, distributors, decision-makers...

Build the partnerships that move your business forward, the connections you make here last beyond the event.

Stay ahead of the market, understand where the industry is heading and position your company accordingly.

From labor challenges and AI regulation to startup scaling and government policy, FIRA USA conferences put you on stage with the voices shaping the future of agricultural automation.

An AgTech & AgRobotics Exhibition Zone

80+ exhibitors and a curated audience of growers, distributors, investors, and industry partners

Designed for more than visibility: it’s where products get evaluated, tested, and bought

Showcase your latest AgRobotics & AgTech solutions alongside the most relevant players in the industry.
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Make the Right Connections

Meet commodity groups, investors, and growers all in one place

With 2,500+ attendees, the challenge isn’t meeting people, it’s meeting the right ones

Peer-to-peer discussions and direct access to CEOs and product teams

A B2B matchmaking app to connect with the right profiles

Sponsored breakfasts and afterworks to turn conversations into opportunities

Break & Match: Connecting Investors with AgTech Startups

Exclusive, invite-only breakfast reinventing the startup-investor connection

Investors browse startup profiles ahead of time and handpick who they want to meet

Meet 4 to 5 investors in just two hours, aligned with your sector, stage, and goals

Focused, high-value meetings with people already interested in what you’re building
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Women In Ag Robotics & AgTech

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Apply or nominate a woman shaping the future of agricultural robotics and AgTech.

  • Women in Agricultural Innovation award broadens its scope beyond robotics to celebrate all women driving innovation in AgTech.
  • This award honors women who excel in their roles and inspire others through their leadership and impact.
  • Spotlighting their achievements and encouraging more women to lead in AgTech

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Agenda

See It in Action: Robot Demonstrations Across Crops

TUES 20

12:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Demo Zone

Throughout the event, robots will be running daily demonstrations. Across vineyards, orchards, vegetable and field crops, discover a wide range of solutions covering key operations, from seeding and mechanical weeding to precision spraying, navigation, and fleet management. Observe how these systems perform, assess their relevance to your farm, and form your own opinion. A unique opportunity to move beyond promises and see what automation can really deliver in practice.
Smart tech Pitch#1 by BURRO

TUES 20

1:40 PM - 2:00 PM

Stage 2

Smart tech Pitch#1 by BURRO

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Supported by

Historic leader VS Startups: Are We Entering the Consolidation Era in Ag Robotics?

TUES 20

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Main Stage 1

As Ag Robotics matures, the industry may be entering a new phase, one shaped by consolidation, partnerships, and scale. This session brings together established manufacturers and emerging startups to discuss how the market is evolving. Are we moving from experimentation to integration? What roles will startups play as larger players accelerate their strategies? Through contrasting perspectives, this discussion explores business models, collaboration opportunities, and what it takes to succeed in the next stage of Ag Robotics.
Technology for Dairy Farming by Lely

TUES 20

2:00 PM - 2:20 PM

Stage 2

Technology for Dairy Farming by Lely

The Tech Builder Experience

One thing is certain: we need to continue producing large quantities of dairy to keep up with population growth and the continuously increasing demand for protein. Robotisation itself is not the goal, but a way to make that happen. [AVT]

From Prototype to Production: How to Scale AgTech Without Breaking (or Bankrupting) Your Startup

TUES 20

3:00 PM - 3:45 PM

Main Stage 1

Moving from a working prototype to a scalable, reliable product is one of the toughest challenges in AgTech. This session explores what it really takes to industrialize robotic solutions, across engineering, manufacturing, distribution, and support. Through the perspectives of companies that have begun to scale, we’ll discuss key hurdles, critical decisions, and common pitfalls. A practical look at how to move beyond pilots and into real market deployment, without losing control of costs, quality, or operations.
Niqo Robotics: Faster, Smarter, Built for Growers by NIQO Robotics

TUES 20

3:30 PM - 3:50 PM

Stage 2


Discover new age AI-powered weeding with Niqo Robotics.

Ag Robotics Regulation: What’s Allowed Today and What’s Coming Next?

TUES 20

3:45 PM - 4:30 PM

Main Stage 1

Can a robot operate autonomously in your field today and under what conditions? This session brings together regulators, industry representatives, and farmers to clarify the current state of Ag Robotics regulation, with a focus on the Pacific Northwest. What is permitted, what remains restricted, and who is responsible when things go wrong? Speakers will also share how public authorities are working with industry to enable safe deployment, and why regulatory approaches differ across regions. A practical discussion to help navigate today’s rules and anticipate what’s next.
See It in Action: Robot Demonstrations Across Crops

Wed 21

10:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Demo Zone

Throughout the event, robots will be running daily demonstrations from 10:00 to 16:00. Across vineyards, orchards, vegetable and field crops, discover a wide range of solutions covering key operations—from seeding and mechanical weeding to precision spraying, navigation, and fleet management. Observe how these systems perform, assess their relevance to your farm, and form your own opinion. A unique opportunity to move beyond promises and see what automation can really deliver in practice.
The Layer Under the Robot: What Actually Breaks in Field Positioning by Premium positionning

Wed 21

10:30 AM - 10:50 AM

Stage 2

Absolute position is the one navigation layer a perception stack cannot supply on its own, and it is the layer most robotics teams inherit rather than design. This session covers the real trade-offs between single-base RTK, network RTK, PPP-RTK and L-band PPP, then examines the field failure modes that actually stop machines: correction source outages, single-operator connectivity, sky-view loss, CRS mismatch and slow reacquisition. It closes with a practical checklist for interrogating any positioning vendor, ours included.

From Apple Harvesting to Physical AI for Agriculture by AgriDynamics Robotics

Wed 21

10:50 AM - 11:10 AM

Stage 2

Specialty crops remain heavily dependent on manual labor, creating growing workforce and cost challenges for growers. AgriDynamics is developing a modular, multi-arm robotic platform that combines outdoor 3D perception, AI-enabled motion planning, gentle fruit handling, autonomous mobility, and in-field sorting. This pitch will present our field-tested apple-harvesting technology, path toward grower pilots, and roadmap for broader orchard automation.

The first flexible robotic harvester by Picker AgRobotics

Wed 21

11:45 AM - 12:15 PM

Stage 2

The World’s Longest Hollow, Flexible Robotic Picker. A first-of-its-kind, cost-effective AI harvesting solution that works in traditional orchards—no modifications required.

The Night-Before Plan and the Morning Scramble: Ai Does the Planning Work, You Make the Decisions

Wed 21

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Stage 2

Farming rarely goes exactly as planned. This panel focuses on how AI supports day-to-day operations, helping you prepare the night before while staying agile when reality shifts in the morning. From changing weather to labor and machine availability, AI can turn complexity into clear, actionable plans. Through concrete use cases such as spraying, harvesting, logistics, and packhouse decisions, speakers will explore how AI enables real-time adaptation while keeping farmers in control. The discussion will highlight the balance between automation and human judgment, and how to build trust in AI recommendations when decisions need to be made fast. The goal: make AI a practical co-pilot in the field, at harvest, and through packing and sales.
Treelytics - Per-Tree Actionable Data in the Field by Precision Agri Tech

Wed 21

3:30 PM - 3:50 PM

Stage 2

Precision Agri Tech turns drone imagery into per-tree orchard intelligence, giving growers precise data instead of rough estimates. Our AI-powered analytics are paired with RTK GPS accuracy to track individual trees scan after scan, revealing exactly how they're trending. With Treelytics, our GPS-enabled in-field app, growers bring that data with them - pulling it up from an ATV or tractor and walking straight to the tree or row that needs attention.

What If Your Plants Could Talk to You? by Senseen US

Wed 21

3:50 PM - 4:10 PM

Stage 2

What if growers could understand what is happening inside their plants in real time? Senseen’s Nutriscope combines spectroscopy and AI to turn a rapid field scan into plant health insights. This pitch will show how field calibration makes this possible, how SAVIA helps interpret the data, and how growers, advisors, researchers, commodity groups and industry partners can help bring these capabilities to more crops.

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See It in Action: Robot Demonstrations Across Crops

THURS 22

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Demo Zone

Beyond the Farm Gate: Quantifying the Regional Multiplier of the AgTech Cluster

THURS 22

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Main Stage 1

While much of the AgTech conversation focuses on on-farm ROI, the long-term economic vitality of agricultural economies will depend on how well regions capture the broader "AgTech multiplier." This session will focus on early attempts to understand regional economic impact analysis and explore how investments in autonomous systems may be able to seed a new economy for Washington and agriculture broadly - from specialized robotics maintenance hubs to localized data-processing centers. The goal is to move the discussion from "cost-savings for growers" to "wealth-building for the region," featuring a roundtable with VCs, regional development officers, local bankers, and industrial site developers as well as industry leaders.
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