Tevel's flying robots pick fruit that's too high or too risky for people
The Series C AgriTech company, tackling a $100B global harvesting problem, is one of 23 startups selected for ScaleUp House's inaugural cohort.
Tevel Aerobotics Technologies is one of the companies selected for the inaugural ScaleUp House cohort, joining the year-round program as it enters its next stage of international growth. The company develops autonomous flying robots that harvest apples, oranges, palm fruit and other high-elevation crops, with a focus on expanding its presence in global markets and building the foundations for its next phase of growth.
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- Name: Tevel Aerobotics Technologies
- Industry: AgriTech
- Current Stage: C
- Founder Name: Yaniv Maor
- Year Founded: 2017
- Number of Employees: 45
Company Description
Tevel works in physical AI, addressing a persistent challenge in global agriculture: fruit harvesting is a weak link in the fruit supply chain (TAM $100B). The company has developed an autonomous harvesting platform capable of picking apples, oranges, palm fruit, and performing additional high-elevation tasks. Tevel's flying robots use AI for real-time decision-making in complex outdoor environments, and the company is partnered with several juice producers, food manufacturers and agricultural machinery companies, having delivered around $3M with these partners so far, with each customer's potential now estimated at $50M.
