Engineering before claims
Define the problem and constraints before describing capability.
AGAT / ORIGIN
Technology shaped by practical experience and a real need.
AGAT emerged at the intersection of unmanned-systems experience, automation and the needs of Ukraine’s agricultural sector. The project was founded by Volodymyr Slepchenko.
EST. / UKRAINE
AGAT / WHY
Keep the machine. Distance the person. Bring back the land.
While serving and working with unmanned systems, Volodymyr Slepchenko saw how remote control could change the role of machinery in hazardous conditions. Conversations with farmers turned that experience into an engineering problem.
AGAT’s public project focused on upgrading existing agricultural machinery with navigation, remote control, cameras and autonomous functions. It is a recovery-oriented approach in which technology strengthens the machines already available.
In 2025 the project entered the public record through Grand Pitch Day, specialist interviews and a radio broadcast. Those materials remain a historical snapshot; the team defines the current configuration of each solution separately.
AGAT / MISSION
Bring land and machinery back into productive use.
Build technology that reduces unnecessary human exposure in hazardous conditions, strengthens existing machinery and makes operation more accessible.
AGAT / 2025
The year the project entered the public record.
- 01Kyiv
AGAT presentation at the Traiektoriia 2 Grand Pitch Day.
- 02Grant
UAH 200,000 in support for the project was officially confirmed.
- 03Media
Long-form Zemliak and Kharkiv Today features on the founder and system.
- 04Broadcast
A conversation with Volodymyr Noskov on Radio Nakypilo.
AGAT / PRINCIPLES
Our principles
Upgrade, not discard
Work with real machinery and its operating lifecycle.
Human-centred
Technology should reduce unnecessary operator presence in risky zones.
Evidence for public claims
Publish only what can be explained through a source or demonstration.
AGAT / VERIFIED
Public evidence
- The founder and project were publicly presented by the Traiektoriia 2 programme.
- UAH 200,000 in grant support is confirmed by the programme organiser.
- The system’s story and architecture were covered by Zemliak, Kharkiv Today and Radio Nakypilo.
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