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AFAIK, John Deere tractors were already fairly automated, including some form of driverless navigation. Could someone in the field compare the automation level
by quanto 5y ago
AFAIK, John Deere tractors were already fairly automated, including some form of driverless navigation. Could someone in the field compare the automation level in the market currently versus what is unveiled in the article?
- farmin 5y agoYes, as an operator currently you just sit in the seat and monitor in between scrolling on your phone. If fully setup, the tractor can steer itself, turn at the end of field and lift and adjust machine height. The operator is the important set of eyes making sure everything is operating as it should. Ploughing sort of suits automation as there are less things to go wrong than say planting or harvesting but as mentioned in another post, it would take a solid solution to deal with all soil conditions to make this flawless.
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