Agrifuture XAG USA, the agricultural division of Futurology, has launched in the U.S. market

Technological development does not pause, and American agriculture is already undergoing irreversible transformation. Rising resource costs, a structural labor shortage, and increasing requirements for efficiency and environmental responsibility call not just for new products, but for solutions capable of reshaping the industry’s operational model. That is why Futurology has launched its agricultural division, AgriFuture.

Over 11 years, the company has gained unprecedented expertise across Eastern Europe. The practices developed have been scaled into a unique case in Ukraine — the creation of the world’s largest market for the integration of agricultural drones into farming, both in volume and in pace of adoption.

AgriFuture is launching with the official distribution of XAG brand solutions — It is a complete robotics ecosystem: from high-performance agricultural drones and ground robotic platforms to digital field-management tools. These are solutions that not only automate processes but also change the very logic of agricultural production. Today, XAG demonstrates its effectiveness in more than 50 countries around the world, across diverse climatic conditions, with predictable results.

The division’s team sets a clear and systematic goal: to provide producers and contractors in the United States with access to the most effective automation tools — solutions that operate in real field conditions and scale without limitations. These are technologies that save resources, reduce environmental impact, and ensure production stability both for small farms and across millions of acres.

AgriFuture focuses on three key areas: the integration and support of autonomous field systems, the development of a partner network of dealers and service centers, and the implementation of digital tools for managing production processes. The established ecosystem enables the execution of complete operational cycles in which agricultural drones, ground robotic platforms, and software form a single operational logic — a unified production standard.

The opening of the AgriFuture division is a logical step for a team that has gone through the entire journey — from the first experiments with automating production processes to building full-scale robotic operations, where robotics becomes the foundational level of fieldwork.