The major drivers for the agricultural robots market include the adoption of new technologies to increase farm efficiency and reduce production cost, increasing global demand for food owing to increasing population, increasing need for monitoring crop health for yield production, and the government’s support for adoption of modern agricultural techniques.

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This report covers the agricultural robots market based on offering, type, application, and geography. The harvesting management application is expected to hold the largest share of the agricultural robots market between 2017 and 2022.

Harvesting management is the most widely used application in agricultural robots as it plays a vital role in understanding the field variability and helps farmers in maximizing their yields. Increasing labor cost is motivating farm owners to adopt automated harvesting system. Automated harvesting management held the largest market share among all applications due to the high adoption rate among farmers and growers.

The agricultural robots market for the services segment is expected to grow at the highest rate between 2017 and 2022. The market for services is segmented on the basis of five broad categories system integration and consulting, managed services, assisted professional services, connectivity services, and maintenance and support. The increasing demand for managed and assisted professional services is the major reason behind its high growth rate.

The agricultural robots market for driverless tractor is expected to grow at the highest rate between 2017 and 2022. The market based on type is divided into unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), milking robots, automated harvesting systems, and driverless tractor. The adoption rate of driverless tractor is expected to increase during the forecast period because this technology helps in applying the right amount of input at the right place on the field, which minimizes the input waste and increases the productivity of the land and crop.