Go-kō is a multitool agromachine designed to improove the prodution of a small farm reality.
His hackable structure helps farmers to fulfill the most important tasks to grow a garden by changing only the main tool or just the direction of thrust, and is ready to be customized to do any special task. The innovation is driven by the aim to reconnet the ancient bond between human labor and soil to develope a sustainable crop small production in a perspective of sharing economy community.
His hackable structure helps farmers to fulfill the most important tasks to grow a garden by changing only the main tool or just the direction of thrust, and is ready to be customized to do any special task. The innovation is driven by the aim to reconnet the ancient bond between human labor and soil to develope a sustainable crop small production in a perspective of sharing economy community.
Go-kō fits especially users who believes in permaculture following the natural farming phenomena theorized by Masanobu Fukuoka.
This project was selected to partecipate at the exhibition "Design to feed the world" organized by Cumulus for Expo Milano 2015 and at the "Festival della Crescita 2016" in Rome.
