There's something quite satisfying about watching robots do the heavy lifting while you fine-tune. It's not just about deploying technology. It's about mastering it where it matters most, out in the field. #3farmate #FieldOperations

Countrymen, the educational gap ahead is great indeed, and heavy is the responsibility to those in our rural lands. Yet it is a noble and glorious challenge, a mission which calls for: the courage to dream 💭 that every child in Ghana has a book in hand,

23. 03. 2026 Everything changes.

we’re scaling the most reliable GPS-agnostic self-driving stack for agriculture. feeding a growing world requires a fundamentally different approach to farming. and robots are the answer

HELLO GHANA 🇬🇭 You’re invited to the launch & live field demonstration of FAMA — Ghana’s first autonomous farming robot, powered by solar energy & AI (built in Ghana by my team 3Farmate. We specially invite you to be part of this history-making moment on April 4, 2026.

We shared this publicly, hoping some influencers will join our project or help spread the word. FAMA marks a historic achievement in Ghanaian engineering, as we are the FIRST company to build a fully functioning agricultural robot.

Farmers are producing more food with fewer hands every year. That is not sustainable. So we built FAMA. An autonomous robot that plants, weeds, and fertilises using AI vision. No GPS needed. Built in Ghana. Launching soon. #AgTech

When Clinton 🛸 and Koffi-Cobbin started 3Farmate in 2021, they had no idea what the final product would look like. What was available to them was a list of requirements, with one goal at the top: build a self-driving stack that could work on any farm, in any region, without

Hello, Ghana 🇬🇭 Your Excellency, John Dramani Mahama Hello Africa and the world. We 3Farmate are proud to announce the official launch of FAMA—Ghana's FIRST AI-powered autonomous farming robot for large-scale crop production. Founded in 2021 by Clinton 🛸 (CEO) and Koffi-Cobbin

Autonomous crop production has arrived. Introducing FAMA, our autonomous farming robot. It plants seeds, applies fertilizer, and navigates without GPS — built for conditions where traditional systems struggle. We’re changing how farming gets done, one robot at a time. 🌽🤖

A new era begins. Young Ghanaian engineers have built a fully autonomous agricultural robot—capable of working any terrain, any weather, any time. Opportunity isn’t out there. It’s here. 🇬🇭 3Farmate John Dramani Mahama Farmer John,MP joelbill.base.eth🟦 Wode Maya ® KALYJAY

Our self-driving system sees a farm the same way a human operator does. No GPS, no pre-mapped routes — just computer vision reading the environment and deciding where to go next. What you see here is one layer of FAMA’s full self-driving stack. More to come. 🤖

These are resilient builders from Ghana, Clinton 🛸 and Koffi-Cobbin with nothing but pure conviction and belief that technology, through automation and AI can revolutionize our Agribusiness sector. Our people will wait for foreign VCs and Angels to invest and have control before

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Precision planting has always been possible, just never affordable enough to be the standard. FAMA’s planting system controls seed count, spacing, and depth entirely in software. No hardware swaps. No extra cost. This is the baseline every farmer deserves.

On April 4th, FAMA goes live. Government, industry, academia, and some of Ghana’s largest food producers will be in attendance. This is the beginning of something much larger. The next revolution in agriculture is already here.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ See you on the field.

By 2050, Africa must feed 2.5 billion people. That is not a distant problem. It is a deadline. The land exists. The potential exists. The technology is now here. 4 days. FAMA goes live. April 4th.

WE 3Farmate have an upcoming X-space this week prior to launch to engage everyone on this app who may not be present at the event. The CEO/CTO Clinton 🛸 Koffi-Cobbin will explain more about our products and service while I drive the conversation with other co-hosts.

Ghana has more than 30 million cultivable acres. Less than half is being used. Not because the soil is bad. Not because the market isn't there. The crop production industry generates over $4 billion a year and loses hundreds of millions in the same breath. Over 70% of the work

It's sooo on🔥🔥🔥 See you on the farm.