
Development of autonomous agricultural robots for chemical-free crop protection with AI-based pest detection

Blitz Smart Technologies UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Stuttgart (Weilimdorf) · BöblingenNew on Amplifa
About Blitz Smart Technologies
Blitz Smart Technologies is a company founded in Stuttgart in 2025 that develops autonomous multifunctional robots for sustainable crop protection. The systems use AI technologies for precise detection and control of pests and are intended to reduce the use of chemicals to a minimum or replace them entirely. The testing phases take place on the experimental fields of the University of Hohenheim; the university's Herbology department is involved in the development as a scientific cooperation partner. The company was admitted to the ESA BIC BW incubator program and is a member of Embedded4You. Its core areas of activity are robotics, embedded systems, IoT and artificial intelligence in agricultural technology. The administrative site is located in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf, with a second address in Böblingen.
- Site
- Stuttgart
- Processes
- Development of autonomous agricultural robots for chemical-free/minimized crop protection, AI-based pest detection, Embedded Systems, IoT, AI
- Materials
- Artificial Intelligence, Embedded Systems / IoT
- Certificates
- Certificates
- Founded
- 2025
- Employees
- 2–10
- Industries
- Agriculture, Agricultural Technology, Smart Farming, Robotics
- 01
Engineering and software development (embedded systems, IoT, AI)
- 02
Development of the autonomous agricultural robot
- 03
Field testing on the experimental fields of the University of Hohenheim
Technologies
Artificial Intelligence
AI-based pest detection for precise, chemical-reduced pest control.
Embedded Systems / IoT
Technological foundation of the autonomous robotic systems.
Locations
Stuttgart-Weilimdorf (Holderäckerstraße 4)
DEAdministrative site
Böblingen (Röhrer Weg 8)
DESite (legal notice)
Products

Inside the production

Industries
Additional services
Quality
Field testing takes place on the experimental fields of the University of Hohenheim in cooperation with the Herbology department; no certifications are known.
| Evidence | Stuttgart-Weilimdorf (Holderäckerstraße 4) |
|---|---|
| Certificates |
History
- 2025
Founded in Stuttgart; funding through the ESA BIC BW incubator program
- 2025
Testing phases on the experimental fields of the University of Hohenheim; cooperation with the Herbology department