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2022 top 5: Best read articles about autonomy

30-12-2022 | News

2022 top 5: Best read articles about autonomy

Raven Industries debuted new autonomous tillage and harvest solutions. Here, we take a closer look at what these solutions offer farmers. Raven’s Driver Assist technology is to address skilled labour shortages by reducing the time needed to train new workers and ultimately making it easier to cover more acres in a day with less fatigue. - Photo: Business Wire

19-12-2022 | News

A closer look at Raven’s autonomous tillage and harvest solutions

Raven Autonomy Harvest Assist provides a coordinated control feature that allows for the Driver Assist Harvest Solution to chart the path and speed of the tractor pulling the grain cart alongside a combine harvester during an ‘unload on the go’ operation. - Photos: CNHI

15-12-2022 | Article

CNH Industrial shows autonomous farming solutions at Tech Day

The first electric, driver-optional tractors are coming off Monarch's Founder Series production line in Livermore, California. - Photo: Monarch Tractor

13-12-2022 | News

Series production of Monarch MK-V electric, driver-optional tractors started

Photo: Lemken

16-11-2022 | Article

VIDEO | Sensors to check work quality of Lemken’s autonomous vehicle

Photo: Trimble

09-11-2022 | Interview

Frank Buschmeier, Trimble: “Liability is the biggest challenge in autonomous technology”

The Case IH Magnum tractor with Raven Autonomy allows the combine operator to completely control the vehicle speed, combine-tractor synchronisation and the unloading of the crop into the grain trailer. - Photo: Case IH

08-11-2022 | News

Case IH presents Magnum tractor with Raven autonomy at SIMA

Future Farming is looking for users of autonomous technology to share their experiences, positive and negative, with colleagues.

21-10-2022 | News

Do you use an autonomous tractor or field robot? Share your experiences with us!

John Deere's new AutoPath feature allows a second GPS receiver on a strip-till manure spreader to register exactly where the manure is. The next tractor, equipped with a planter, then uses those new lines to sow in the same spot. - Photo: Bob Karsten

12-10-2022 | News

John Deere Autopath improves accuracy of GPS lines between operations

Artificial intelligence to command autonomous John Deere machinery

11-10-2022 | News

Artificial intelligence to command autonomous John Deere machinery

Robot Kubota KATR wins CES Innovation Award

Greeneye launches field trials for AI-driven precision spraying in Australia

21-11 | Article

Bright prospects for the unmanned tractor – Especially with reverse capability