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The Fully Automated Farms Growing Food Without Humans

In Kyoto, Japan, a 10,000 sq ft facility produces 30,000 heads of lettuce daily with just THREE human workers. Robots handle seeding, growing, harvesting, and packaging—from seed to final product without human hands touching plants. This isn't a concept. It's been operating since 2018. This video reveals how Japan has become the global leader in agricultural automation—and why Japanese farms are achieving robotics integration unmatched anywhere else. With average farmer age exceeding 67 and farming population down 70% since 1990, Japan faces agricultural collapse without automation. The solution: farms where robots do essentially all the work. Discover: • Spread Co.'s fully automated facility producing 30,000 heads daily • How robots seed, grow, harvest, and package with zero human contact • AI systems monitoring every plant with machine vision • Why Japan's demographic crisis is forcing radical automation • Robotic harvesters for strawberries, cucumbers, and field crops • Labor costs cut from $600K-$1M annually to under $100K • $30M facility investments and economic viability • Technologies transferring globally as other nations face labor shortages • Agricultural future: factories run by robots, not farmers From precision seeding to soft-grip harvesting to AI disease detection, this video shows how Japan is solving agricultural labor collapse through comprehensive automation—and what it means for farming's future worldwide. #agriculture #robotics #automation #japan #farmingtechnology