90-Day Pilot Program
Prove a field mission before you scale a fleet.
The AGK9 pilot program is a structured collaboration designed to answer one question: can a repeated robotic inspection mission create measurable operational value on your site?
Who should apply: commercial farms, farm management companies, research sites, infrastructure operators, and technology partners with a defined field use case.
Days 0–15
Define
Select the site, mission, routes, data, responsibilities, safety conditions, and success metrics.
- Site and mission definition
- Route map and operating boundaries
Days 16–45
Demonstrate
Conduct supervised field missions and build the first evidence and reporting workflow.
- Supervised field missions
- Configured sensor payload
Days 46–75
Repeat
Run scheduled or repeated missions, refine alerts, and integrate farm feedback.
- Scheduled or repeated routes
- Alert and anomaly refinement
Days 76–90
Validate
Review results, operational fit, economics, and the path to a paid deployment or expanded pilot.
- Final operational report
- ROI-oriented discussion framework
Who the Pilot Is For
- Commercial orchards and vineyards
- Farm management companies
- Irrigation and infrastructure operators
- Universities and research farms
- Technology partners with a defined field use case
- Sponsors supporting water, labor, climate, or safety innovation
Illustrative Pilot Layout
Vector site concept — routes, planned nodes, alert localization.
Pilot Deliverables
- Site and mission definition
- Route map
- Safety and operating plan
- Configured sensor payload
- Mission logs
- Anomaly examples
- Dashboard or reporting access
- Weekly review
- Final operational and ROI-oriented report
- Scale recommendation
Exact deliverables belong in the statement of work.
Pilot Requirements
- Named executive sponsor
- Named farm operations lead
- Site access and map
- Defined use case
- Safety approval
- Permission to collect agreed data
- Weekly feedback
- Clear decision date
- Budget or sponsorship plan
Success Metrics
- Route completion rate
- Data quality
- Detection or evidence usefulness
- Time to verify an issue
- Number of actionable findings
- Labor or travel time avoided
- User adoption
- Work-order closure
- Reliability and maintenance observations
- Willingness to expand or pay
Use jointly agreed baselines, not generic promises.
Commercial Structure
Pilot pricing is based on scope.
Pricing depends on the number of robots, payload configuration, site complexity, travel, integration requirements, duration, and reporting. Qualified projects receive a pilot statement of work with fees, responsibilities, insurance, data rights, and conversion options.
Fixed public price ranges are not published until validated with actual cost structure.
Application
Tell us what you need the farm to see.
Client-side validation only. Delivery not connected.