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Naïo Technologies
Augmented Autonomy platform enables fully unsupervised field operation: RTK GPS (centimetre precision), computer-vision weed detection for mechanical removal, LiDAR-based safety bubble (3-LiDAR obstacle avoidance), and geofencing module. CE and FCC certified. Following 2025 judicial recovery and relaunch as SAS NAIO, strategic focus is narrowed to two core platforms: OZ (market gardening) and TED (vineyard straddler). ORIO and JO remain in portfolio but are not being actively developed or marketed under the 2026 relaunch plan.
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
JO
- Narrow-vineyard and nursery crawler; inter-row maintenance and weeding
vendor-stated task range for JO compact robot
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ORIO
- RTK GPS autoguidance with centimetre precision; 3-LiDAR safety bubble; geofencing
vendor-stated navigation and safety specifications for ORIO tool carrier
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OZ
- Autonomous market-gardening robot; soil prep, seeding, and inter-row weeding
vendor-stated task range for the OZ small-farm robot
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TED
- Autonomous vine-straddler for inter-row maintenance and canopy management
vendor-stated task range for vineyard robot TED
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Deployment log
Announced and cited only
Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Venture
ARIS Occitanie, Bpifrance (Ecotechnologies Fund / France 2030), Mirova (Natixis Investment Managers)
Round sourceSeries B
ARIS Occitanie, Bpifrance, Bpifrance (Ecotechnologies Fund / France 2030), Capagro, Codema, Demeter, Ecotechnologies Fund, M Capital, Mirova, Mirova (Natixis Investment Managers), Pymwymic
Round sourceSeries A
Bpifrance, Bpifrance (Ecotechnologies Fund / France 2030), Capagro, Codema, Demeter, Pymwymic
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Investors undisclosed
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Milestones and announcements
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