Bakerstreet Project builds AI‑driven robots for European greenhouses, combining NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Isaac Sim, and Isaac ROS to turn labor‑intensive farming into precise, autonomous operations.
After relocating to the countryside and gaining access to three large glasshouses, we focus fully on one mission: deploy real NVIDIA‑based robots in real farms, starting in Belgium and scaling across Europe.
A modular, NVIDIA‑powered robot that patrols greenhouse rows, analyzes plants in real time, and helps growers react early to disease, stress, and inefficiencies.
We operate three large glasshouses in the Belgian countryside as a full‑time NVIDIA robotics playground. This is where simulations meet real crops.
As of early 2026, we are wiring up our first end‑to‑end NVIDIA pipeline: Isaac Sim scenes that match our real glasshouses, Isaac ROS running on Jetson Orin, and robots driving actual rows between plants.
Photos and video from the glasshouses will be added here as soon as we finalize the first stable demo run.
Two people, one mission: ship real NVIDIA‑powered robots into real greenhouses.
Builds the robots, writes the code, drives the strategy, ships the product. 3–5 years of hands-on AI/ML engineering on top of a lifetime working with computers since age three. Focused on NVIDIA Jetson, Linux systems, containerized deployments, and the full Isaac Sim → Isaac ROS → Jetson pipeline for greenhouse robotics. The entire engine of the project.
Communication, narrative, and external relations. Advisory partner for sponsorship, housing, and logistics. Supports funding outreach and commercial conversations.
Looking for: greenhouse operators, early‑stage investors, and technical partners who want to push NVIDIA‑based robotics in agriculture.
Kiliaan Vanvoorden – Founder & Robotics Engineer
bakerstreetbandit@zohomail.eu
Paulien Briers – Communication & Advisory
paulienbriers@zohomail.eu