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CBR Autonomous Rice Field Mud Smasher – Puddling & Leveling Rover Catalog Description: The CBR Autonomous Rice Field Mud Smasher is a field-ready autonomous rover engineered for paddy field preparation. Designed for rice cultivation, it automates mud smashing, puddling, and leveling – replacing manual rotovators and reducing tractor dependency in wet conditions. Built for tropical farms across Asia and northern Australia, the rover operates in deep mud and standing water, delivering uniform puddling for optimal transplanting, improved water retention, and higher yields. Agricultural Functions: Mud Smashing & Puddling - Breaks clods, churns soil into fine slurry for paddy fields Field Leveling - Laser-guided leveling for uniform water depth and seed establishment Weed Burial - Incorporates stubble and weeds into mud, reducing herbicide use Key Features: Fully Autonomous - AI path planning, GPS RTK + LiDAR, works 24/7 without operator Mud-Optimized Mobility - Wide-track crawler, high-torque smashing rotors, operates in 40cm mud + 20cm water Smart Agronomy - Auto depth control (10-25cm), soil density sensor, water management mode CBR Agri App Integration - Mission planning, field mapping & progress tracking via CBR Agri System App, 4G + LoRa Heavy-Duty Build - IP67 waterproof, corrosion-resistant chassis, wash-down ready Eco & Cost Efficient - Electric drive (diesel hybrid option), 6-hour runtime, solar-assisted charging, 70% lower fuel cost vs tractor Safety & Anti-Theft - Auto-stop on obstacle, GPS tracking, geo-fence alert, night LED work lights Technical Specifications: Weight: 380kg | Dimensions: 1800 x 1200 x 900mm Working Width: 120cm smashing rotor Working Depth: 10-25cm adjustable Speed: 0-3 km/h in field Coverage: Up to 1 acre per 2 hours Power: 5kW electric + 10kWh battery | Optional diesel range extender Connectivity: GPS RTK, 4G, LoRa, WiFi For Farm Operations: Deploy at field edge, set boundary on app, and rover autonomously puddles and levels the entire plot. Returns to dock for charging. Ready for transplanting next morning – no operator, no tractor compaction, no labor shortage issues.