On the edge of Singapore’s urban landscape, something remarkable is growing—quietly, efficiently, and almost entirely without human hands. A high-tech vertical farm, backed by Hyundai, is now producing fresh vegetables using a fleet of robots, and it’s dedicating a meaningful slice of that harvest to families struggling with food insecurity.

Key facts

  • Operates as a fully automated vertical farm using robotics.
  • Donates 10% of its weekly vegetable yield to families in need.
  • Backed by Hyundai as part of its sustainable technology initiatives.

How robots are reimagining farming

From seeding to harvesting, nearly every step is handled by automated systems. Robots move trays, monitor growth, and even harvest the greens—reducing labor costs and increasing consistency. It’s agriculture, but not as we’ve known it.

A harvest with heart

What sets this project apart isn’t just the tech—it’s the purpose. Each week, 10% of the farm’s output goes directly to local charities and food support programs, putting fresh, nutritious food into homes that need it most.

Why Singapore?

With limited arable land and a high dependence on food imports, Singapore has long been exploring ways to boost its food resilience. Projects like this aren’t just innovative—they’re essential.