Nature's Miracle Holding Inc. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with DROMNI Intelligence Technology Ltd. to collaborate on AI-enabled autonomous robotics, focusing initially on unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for controlled-environment agriculture, energy infrastructure, logistics, and industrial automation in the US. The partnership aims to combine DROMNI's robotics expertise with Nature's Miracle's US market presence to pilot and commercialize advanced robotic solutions. Future plans include potential localized assembly, testing, and production in the US, as well as exploring aerial drone technologies. This collaboration marks a strategic expansion of Nature's Miracle's AI infrastructure ecosystem beyond agriculture into broader intelligent automation sectors.
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