Built in Ukraine
An engineering project shaped by unmanned-systems experience and real agricultural needs.
Ukrainian autonomous agricultural technology
AGAT is a Ukrainian engineering technology for autopilot and remote control of agricultural machinery. It upgrades existing machines and reduces the need for people to remain directly in hazardous work zones.
An engineering project shaped by unmanned-systems experience and real agricultural needs.
A modular upgrade path rather than a mandatory replacement of the entire fleet.
Remote control and autonomous functions reduce the need for an operator to be physically present in a hazardous work zone.

One control loop
AGAT’s public architecture combines precision navigation, remote control, work-area visibility and autonomous functions. The actual configuration is defined after an audit of the machine and operation.
AGAT / PURPOSE
AGAT is developing technology intended to reduce operator presence in hazardous conditions, return existing machinery to productive use and open more accessible operating scenarios.
The operator supervises an agreed scenario from outside the cab instead of remaining physically beside the machine throughout the operation.
An upgrade begins with the machinery already available, its controls, transmission and the actual operating task.
Remote operation can create new work scenarios for veterans, people with disabilities and experienced older specialists.
A machinery-control system is not a demining system and does not guarantee that an area is safe.
A documented trajectory
In 2025, AGAT reached the top five at the Traiektoriia 2 Grand Pitch Day and received UAH 200,000 in grant support. The system was subsequently covered by specialist media and Radio Nakypilo.
View the timelineAGAT / PUBLIC RECORD
From a public presentation to long-form conversations about the system’s origins, architecture and social purpose.
Volodymyr Slepchenko presented AGAT at the Traiektoriia 2 final in Kyiv.
Source (opens in a new tab)A long-form account of AGAT’s origins and its publicly described machinery-upgrade process.
Source (opens in a new tab)An editorial feature on remote agricultural-machinery control and the project’s origins.
Source (opens in a new tab)A 21-minute conversation about the system, team experience and plans discussed in autumn 2025.
Source (opens in a new tab)“We build technology so machinery can work where a person’s direct presence should be kept to a minimum.”AGAT / TECH THAT REVIVES LAND
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