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Robot-cultivated rice into rice flour "Raifun"

Rice grown using the agricultural WORKROID "Raicho Series" is made into rice flour! Provided to restaurants and other establishments nationwide.

Temzack Co., Ltd. harvested rice for rice flour using the agricultural WORKROID "Raicho Series" and named the resulting rice flour "Raiko." "Raiko" is provided as trial rice flour to restaurants and other establishments nationwide. Based on the partnership agreement signed in December 2022 with Nobeoka City and the Kitakubo Agricultural Corporation, it is made from two varieties of rice (Mizuhokikara and Fukunoko) cultivated through rice farming. We aim to establish a robotic rice farming method that significantly reduces the labor involved in rice cultivation and to create added value and profitability through the production and distribution of rice flour. 【Raiko Component Analysis Results for Two Varieties (Partial)】 <Mizuhokikara> *Measured values per 100g ■Calories: 354 kcal ■Protein: 5.6g ■Fat: 1.3g ■Carbohydrates: 80.0g ■Moisture: 12.9g *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Announcement of the new multifunctional agricultural robot "Raicho No. 2".

Tillage is also being automated! Labor-saving agriculture is further accelerated, making it possible to perform tillage and harvesting entirely electrically.

Temzac Co., Ltd. has developed a new multifunctional agricultural robot, the "Raichou No. 2" (equipped with a tilling attachment). This product is a multifunctional agricultural robot that can perform tasks such as tilling and harvesting entirely electrically by swapping attachments. It is relatively compact and highly maneuverable, capable of moving not only forward and backward but also sideways and turning in place, making it suitable for uneven terrain and small fields that are often abandoned due to unfavorable conditions. 【Features】 ■ Multifunctional: Other uses besides tilling through attachment exchange ■ Agile: Maneuverability (horizontal and turning movement) suitable for unfavorable land conditions ■ Compact: Can be loaded onto a light truck ■ Electric: Environmentally friendly as it does not burn petroleum *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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First harvest of WORKROID rice utilizing robot technology.

Effort-saving leads to a bountiful harvest! Significantly reduce labor hours in rice cultivation and achieve agriculture that doesn't stick to the land.

Temzack Co., Ltd. has conducted its first harvest at a field in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, where it is practicing "WORKROID Agriculture" using robotic technology. WORKROID Agriculture is a labor-saving farming method implemented by our company that can be undertaken even by those without agricultural experience. Despite significantly reducing the labor hours spent on rice cultivation compared to conventional agriculture, we successfully harvested nearly 400 kg per 10 ares of rice. This confirmed the potential to realize the goals of WORKROID Agriculture, such as "labor-saving" and "farming that does not stick to the land." [Future Prospects] - Establish a labor-saving agriculture system that can handle everything from rice cultivation for rice flour to the distribution of rice flour, and spread it nationwide. - Aim to stop the expansion of abandoned farmland and contribute to maintaining Japan's food self-sufficiency and food security. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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