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Four Growers

Four Growers is a Pittsburgh-based agricultural robotics company developing AI-powered crop harvesting robots for greenhouses.

HQ
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Status
active

The verified answer

As of Oct 2026, DEPLOY verifies Four Growers: 1 model, $9.0M raised. 3 sources back the record.

CategoryAgricultural robots

Overview

Four Growers is a Pittsburgh-based agricultural robotics company developing AI-powered crop harvesting robots for greenhouses. Founded by Brandon Contino and Dan Chi, the company raised $15M total including $9M Series A led by Basset Capital, with participation from Y combinator.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Valuation of record

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$54M (reported, approximate)as of Nov 2024

Priced roundSeries A post-money

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Key facts

Robot

GR-100 greenhouse harvesting robot for multi-crop picking, notably tomatoes

Scale

Can pick tens of thousands of tomatoes in a single day

Focus

Agricultural robotics with crop-analytics data

Stage

Private company

Product

AI-powered greenhouse crop harvesting robot

Fundingsee investors →

15M total (9M Series A from Basset Capital, YC)

GR-100 greenhouse harvester

Four Growers describes the GR-100 as an autonomous robot for harvesting tomatoes in commercial greenhouses (Four Growers technology).

Robotic harvest workflow

The company says its robotic arm and stereo cameras detect and harvest produce, perform quality checks and store the harvest, with a packing cart for crate handling (Four Growers products).

Data & sources

Web sources

3

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Current leadership (1)

Founders (1)

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Four Growers.

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Recent coverage

Four Growers in third-party press

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