Key Takeaways
- Solinftec increased U.S. acreage under operation by 243% compared to 2024
- More than 100 autonomous Solix robots are now deployed across American farms
- Company completed a $36 million bond issuance in 2025 and raised $57 million in Series D funding in 2024
- Solix enables up to 95% reduction in herbicide use through plant-level application
- Autonomous Refill Station debuts commercially to support 24/7 field operations
Solinftec Accelerates U.S. Growth in Agricultural Robotics
Solinftec announced a 243% year-over-year increase in U.S. acreage under operation in 2025, alongside deployment of more than 100 autonomous Solix robots across farms nationwide. The company highlighted the milestone ahead of its fourth consecutive appearance at Commodity Classic.
At Booth 3681, Solinftec is showcasing its solar-powered Solix robot and introducing its commercially available next-generation autonomous Refill Station, designed to enable continuous, 24/7 field operations.
“This level of growth demonstrates that agricultural autonomy is no longer experimental — it is operational and scaling,” said Guilherme Guiné, Chief Operating Officer, North America. “We’ve moved beyond proof of concept and into meaningful deployment across diverse production systems in the U.S.”
Solinftec Expands Footprint Across Midwest and Eastern U.S.
The United States has become one of Solinftec’s fastest-growing markets. In 2025, the company significantly expanded operations across the Midwest and Eastern United States, regions where large-scale adoption of autonomous field robotics has historically progressed more gradually.
With more than 100 Solix robots deployed, Solinftec is supporting sustained operations across row crops and expanding specialty crop segments. The company positions itself among early agricultural robotics platforms establishing a scaled presence in these regions.
Solix Platform and Capital Investment Support Scaling
Solar-Powered, AI-Driven Crop Monitoring
Solix is designed for large-scale crop production and operates autonomously using solar power. Equipped with artificial intelligence and high-resolution cameras, the robot performs targeted herbicide application at the plant level, replacing traditional broadcast spraying methods. According to the company, this approach enables up to 95% reduction in herbicide use.
In addition to application, Solix continuously monitors plant emergence, weed density, pest presence, stand gaps, and crop growth stages, generating real-time agronomic insights.
Autonomous Refill Station and Funding
At Commodity Classic 2026, Solinftec is debuting its commercially available autonomous Refill Station. The solar-powered unit allows Solix robots to refill inputs in the field without human intervention, increasing uptime and enabling continuous operations.
To support expansion, Solinftec completed a $36 million bond issuance in 2025 and previously raised $57 million in a 2024 Series D round. Since its founding, the company has secured $288.8 million in total capital.
“Capital allows us to move at the pace growers demand,” Guiné said. “Our focus is on delivering measurable operational efficiency and input reduction at scale.”
Solinftec executives will provide live demonstrations of the Solix system at Commodity Classic as the company continues scaling its autonomous platform across U.S. agriculture.
