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  1. FarmBot | Open-Source CNC Farming

    Setup, customize, and control FarmBot from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

  2. Open Source — FarmBot

    View our step-by-step assembly instructions to get your FarmBot up and running. Then dive into the CAD models, schematics, and bill of materials to modify, repair, and build upon your …

  3. FarmBot Genesis

    Our comprehensive documentation hub for FarmBot Genesis contains step-by-step assembly instructions, troubleshooting tips, guides for augmenting FarmBot, and all of the open-source …

  4. FarmBot at Home

    Climate change, plastic packaging, food-miles travelled, pesticide use, and even the general availability of fresh produce are all reasons you may consider installing a FarmBot at home.

  5. Our Hardware — FarmBot

    FarmBot's primary structural elements - the extrusions, plates, and brackets - are made of corrosion resistant aluminum to last a lifetime. Each piece is sandblasted and clear anodized …

  6. FarmBot Kits

    FarmBot Genesis is our flagship kit for prosumers and enthusiasts featuring our most advanced technology, features, and options. Coming 90% pre-as... View full details Original …

  7. Software — FarmBot

    The FarmBot web app can be loaded on any device, giving you the power to manage your garden from anywhere at any time. Using the manual controls you can send movement commands, …

  8. FarmBot for Research

    By scheduling FarmBot to take photos on a consistent schedule (and with some custom code) you can create time lapse videos of the garden growing, use the photos for phenotyping research, …

  9. Intro to FarmBot's Software

    The application features real-time manual controls and logging, a sequence builder for creating custom routines for FarmBot to execute, and a drag-and-drop farm designer so you can …

  10. Getting Started - FarmBot Software Documentation

    Using the manual controls, send FarmBot to all corners of your raised bed to ensure it can successfully move throughout the entire working area in both directions along each axis.