Agricultural robotics, or "Agribots," is revolutionizing modern farming by integrating advanced technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence and automation to improve efficiency, precision and sustainability in agricultural practices. These autonomous machines perform various tasks?planting, harvesting, irrigation and pest control?more accurately and efficiently, reducing labor costs and optimizing resource use. While agricultural robotics holds significant potential to address critical challenges like labor shortages, rising input costs and the need for sustainable farming, their widespread adoption faces hurdles such as high initial costs, technological complexities and the requirement for specialized training. Globally, countries like the U.S., Japan and several European nations are at the forefront of this innovation, with India also making strides through government support, research initiatives and local startups. To overcome barriers and ensure balanced integration, collaboration among technology developers, policymakers and farmers is essential. As agricultural robots continue to evolve, they promise to enhance productivity, promote sustainability and support global food security in an increasingly demanding world.