Short summary
E:DEN designs agricultural tools in which machine, sensors and software are conceived together. The first is eBACCO, a compact electric base that replaces several specialised machines.
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E:DEN, in brief.
E:DEN designs tools to do agricultural work better: machines, sensors and software conceived together. The first product is eBACCO, a compact electric base that replaces several specialised machines; the software platform is Natura Cloud.
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Medium summary
E:DEN designs tools to do agricultural work better. The first product, eBACCO, is a compact electric base that changes tool, set-up and driving mode according to the job, instead of a fleet of machines idle most of the time. Usage data flows into Natura Cloud. Debut at EIMA 2026.
Extended summary
On farms, many specialised machines often coexist, each used for a few hours and idle the rest of the time, with capital, maintenance and spare parts adding up. E:DEN starts from here. Its first product, eBACCO, is a compact, modular electric base: it changes tool for the day's job, goes from two to four wheels by connecting the rear axle and is driven on board or by remote control, with autonomous driving as a development goal. The machine's usage data reaches Natura Cloud, the platform that holds operations, treatments and fleet together. E:DEN began as a university project and became a company after fourteen field iterations, with the University of Pisa, NBFC-CNR and AgriON. eBACCO debuts at EIMA 2026, in Bologna.
In brief
Facts, without inflated numbers.
- Name
- E:DEN — always in capitals, with the colon.
- What it does
- Tools for agriculture in which machine, sensors and software are conceived together.
- Product
- eBACCO — compact, modular electric base.
- Platform
- Natura Cloud — recording and analysis of field work.
- Origin
- A university project that grew into a company, after fourteen field iterations.
- Debut
- EIMA 2026 — Bologna, 10–14 November 2026
- Disciplines
- Mechanics · Software · Agronomy · Design
- Research network
- Università di Pisa — Dipartimento di Ingegneria e Dipartimento di Agronomia
- Research network
- NBFC — National Biodiversity Future Centre (CNR)
- Research network
- AgriON — Fondazione per la ricerca, l'innovazione e lo sviluppo tecnologico dell'agricoltura
Technical specifications of eBACCO (power, dimensions, detailed endurance) at the official presentation at EIMA 2026.
Mark and colours
Few rules, always applied.
- Spelling
- «E:DEN», with the colon. Never «Eden», «EDEN» or «e:den».
- Symbol
- The colon mark. It must not be replaced, rotated or stylised.
- Background
- Ivory or graphite, with clear space around the mark.
- Avoid
- Altering the colon, redrawing the mark, using «Physical AI» as a slogan, low-contrast backgrounds.
- Graphite
- Carbon · #1B1B1E
- Ivory
- Ice · #E4EBF2
- Orange
- E:DEN Blue · #028CF3
Images
A working render, not the final design.
eBACCO's final design will be presented at EIMA 2026. Until then a working render is available, useful to give a sense of the object but not representative of the final forms.
Contact
For interviews and additional materials.
Write to Simone Barrella — s.barrella@e-den.tech. We reply with the available materials and arrange interviews ahead of the debut.