Last week, during the Grasdag in the Netherlands, together with our partner Weevers Nieuwstad, we demonstrated the AgBot 2.055W4 with a single-rotor rake, for the first time. The AgBot excelled by performing flawlessly among the large hay and forage machinery combinations. A new use case and solution to add to our list in providing autonomy
During the last weeks, we have been working intensively on improving our AgXeed portal user interface, the routing and our AgXeed mobile app. Some of the highlights are: Obstacle routing modes: which allow you to choose to map a headland around an obstacle or not. There are 3 different obstacle routing modes possible: Headland: around
Now, the HSS spray module implement for the AgBot 2.055W3 can send messages to the portal monitor function and AgXeed app. These notifications will help monitor and analyse your tasks. The messages that can be shown in the portal and app are: Actual volume per area, Application rate, Actual product pressure, Actual revolutions per time,
We have added a new function to our routing system: Headland first. This new function gives the possibility to start an operation on the headland (from outer lane to inner lane of headland). The “headland only” function is integrated into the new routing selection order. This now gives 4 options in our routing system: Mainland
We rolled out another update of our AgXeed portal and app, this month. With a lot of new features added, even more is possible now. Some of the highlights include sequence control and coverage live maps. We will be sharing some of the main highlights of the update! Sequence Control A new and easy way
One might wonder, after seeing the AgBot in demo’s, at events, on videos, how is it to actually use? We want to share with you a few recent experiences of our customers, what they are doing with their AgBots, and most importantly, what else they can, and what else they do not have to do
Customers in the Netherlands have been putting the AgBot to work in the last months. A few use cases to share. Flail mowing, deep ploughing, and a vibrating tine cultivator. All of which are done on sandy soil, for two different companies: van den Borne Aardappelen and Janssen Escharen Akkerbouw. Flail mowing Müthing MU-Vario Shark
We are excited to announce the start of our AgXeed vlogs! Our vlogs will take you behind the scenes, where vision meets reality. Meet the farmers who are using our autonomy in their fields. You’ll get to know our team, dedicated to bring innovation to the field. Farming is more than machines – it’s about