“…With the advances in controls theory, applications of these robots in digital farming have shown growing interest towards automation, changing the traditional field activists to high-tech industrial tasks that are attracting investors, professional engineers, and companies. While many are still in the prototype phase, these robots are now capable of performing various farming operations, including crop scouting [4] , pest and weed control [5] , harvesting [6][7][8][9][10] , targeted spraying [11,12] , pruning [13,14] , milking [15,16] , Phenotyping [17,18] , and sorting [19] . Unlike the industrial case, these applications can be extremely challenging to be fully automated.…”