Field Robotics

Field robotics involves designing and using robots to perform tasks outdoors or in real-world environments, such as agriculture, construction, mining, or environmental monitoring. These robots are often autonomous or remotely operated, equipped with sensors and advanced navigation systems to handle challenging terrains and weather conditions. Their purpose is to improve efficiency, safety, and precision in operational tasks that are difficult, risky, or time-consuming for humans. Field robotics combines engineering, computer science, and environmental knowledge to develop machines capable of functioning reliably in dynamic, unpredictable outdoor settings.