These three case studies highlight the need for precision control of the implements on earth-moving machines, the importance of good data and the need to make the process as easy as possible for the operator.
As machine control for construction progresses steadily toward autonomy, its impact and value continue to increase beyond conventional ROI considerations.
Easily installed GNSS guidance kits offer access to design and payload data Heavy equipment maker Komatsu is offering […]
Precision agriculture refers to the ability of farmers to observe, measure and respond more precisely to the variability […]
Septentrio has launched the AsteRx-U3 ruggedized GNSS receiver, successor to the AsteRx-U for construction, mining and other machine […]
Buesing was one of the early adopters of machine control in 2006. The company started with the Trimble GCS900 on single-mast and dual-mast blades, excavators and dozers.
John Deere has revealed a fully autonomous tractor ready for large-scale production. The machine combines Deere’s existing 8R […]
Approaches to providing real-time kinematic (RTK) solutions at high rates have existed in various forms for decades, providing […]
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