Launch Update
AgriScout is now We-Rogue
AgriScout is now We-Rogue, and the tractor-mounted roguing system that grew out of our PEI and New Brunswick field trials is now available to order.
By Jacob Serafin
AgriScout has a new name: We-Rogue. Same team, same mission: finding the plants that need to come out before PVY spreads through a seed crop. Now with a name that says exactly what we do.
From research robot to roguing unit
Since 2023 we've been testing in potato fields across Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Every season taught us something about dust, changing light, uneven ground and real crop conditions, and every lesson went back into the machine.
The result is a tractor-mounted camera boom with onboard AI. It captures the crop row by row as it moves, flags suspect plants, and maps them so your crew can walk straight to the plants that need pulling instead of searching the whole field by eye. It works day and night, and detection runs on the machine itself, so no cloud connection is needed in the field.
Roguing shouldn't mean walking blind.
Available now
Growers can now order the We-Rogue roguing unit. For larger seed operations and research programs, the Rogue Build Program designs and builds a system around your fields, equipment and workflow.
Try it on your own crop
Not sure yet? Prince Edward Island growers can run We-Rogue on up to 5 acres of their own crop for free. One trial per farm, no commitment. See exactly which plants it flags before you spend a dollar on hardware.
