Duncan Robertson
CEO

Dogtooth develops intelligent robots for soft fruit harvesting, utilizing a patented inspection system that employs 360-degree imaging to assess berry mass, ripeness, and defects. By providing real-time yield insights and enabling night picking, Dogtooth addresses labor shortages and enhances efficiency in fruit production for growers.
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Soft fruit growers face labor shortages and inefficiencies in harvesting, leading to potential yield losses and increased operational costs. Traditional harvesting methods lack real-time insights into crop yield and quality, hindering informed decision-making.
Dogtooth offers intelligent robots designed for soft fruit harvesting, addressing labor challenges and improving efficiency. These robots utilize a patented 360-degree imaging system to assess berry mass, ripeness, and defects, providing comprehensive quality insights. The robots are capable of night picking and can operate at scale, supporting standard tabletop infrastructure in glasshouses and polytunnels. A web portal provides growers with real-time data on crop conditions, yield, and defect rates, enabling remote adjustments to harvesting parameters.
The primary target audience includes soft fruit growers in the UK, Australia, and globally, particularly those utilizing tabletop infrastructure in glasshouse and polytunnel environments.