Swiss company Ecorobotix announced the launch of its new 2026 crop algorithms last week. For the first time, an Ultra-High Precision (UHP) sprayer makes it possible for vegetable growers to use non-selective herbicides. This UHP treatment can help "reduce manual labor and increase profitability. With Ultra-High Precision spraying, it is now possible to carry out catch-up treatments against problems such as potato regrowth, black nightshade, and datura," according to Simon Gasser, head of crop algorithms at Ecorobotix. The algorithms are already making it possible to extend treatment options while benefiting from the precision of ARA spraying.