Las Vegas, USA - Kubota Corporation., an agricultural machinery manufacturer, showcased its latest smart, integrated, and autonomous solutions for agriculture at CES 2026, emphasizing efficiency, versatility, and user-centric technology.
Kubota introduced a fully integrated autonomous system for its 105.7-horsepower M5 Narrow diesel tractor, developed in partnership with Agtonomy for specialty crop operations. The system uses advanced sensing and AI to enable autonomous field tasks while maintaining reliability and ease of use.
Kubota also unveiled the concept versatile platform “Transformer” robot (KVPR), a machine that expands, contracts, and moves along multiple axes, combining the functionality of several machines in a single adaptable solution.
In addition, Kubota demonstrated its Digital Twinning system for real-time monitoring of operations, from individual plants to entire fields, providing data-driven insights to optimize efficiency.
Mr. Todd Stucke, General Manager of Agri Solutions Headquarters, Kubota Japan (KBT), and President of Kubota North America, said, “Big challenges don’t just need big machines; they need smarter solutions that make life easier. Our go-to-market solutions are the culmination of our customer-driven innovation cycle, where the goal to rethink how work can be done more intuitively and efficiently.”
Mr. Brett McMickell, CTO of Kubota North America, said, “Physical AI allows real-time decision-making, obstacle detection, and voice recognition, enabling technology to enhance human work with greater certainty and simplicity.”
Kubota’s CES 2026 showcase highlights its commitment to delivering smart, flexible, and intuitive farming solutions that improve productivity while enhancing the human experience.
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