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Cognitive Pilot CTO Explains How Autonomy Will Advance Agriculture

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…While some vendors such as John Deere are building autonomy into their equipment, Cognitive Pilot is focusing on processes and controls. “When autonomy is built in, it's easier, but such features are only available in top models,” said Emelyanov. “We're trying to be more affordable for widely used models, making the transition easier.” “An agricultural vehicle is actually mostly not…

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Drones, Data, and Robotics as a Service With Near Earth Autonomy

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…of technology and innovation at John Deere. “With Near Earth's technology, you can send an autonomous drone to fly over the same asset over and over with clear registration, or photos from the same vantage point, every time. This allows the inspector to know immediately if corrective action is need, and you can tag point clouds or photos against the…

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Agricultural Robots From John Deere Incorporate Machine Vision, Autonomy to Aid Busy Farmers

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…include the robotics built into John Deere's latest machines, which can enable farmers to precisely manage their crops. “People have certain perspectives of what robots are and aren't, but the reality is that robotics has played a key role in agriculture for the past 20 years,” said Jesse Haecker, business manager for planting, spraying, and nutrient application at John Deere.…

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Russian Farming Machinery Manufacturer to Equip Combines With AI for Autonomy

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…more than 350 New Holland, John Deere, and Claas autonomous combines equipped with the Cognitive Agro Pilot system farmed more than 160,000 hectares (395,000 acres) of fields and harvested more than 720,000 tons of crops. “Bryanskselmash is a real trendsetter, one of Russia's leading enterprises actively introducing innovative solutions into its products,” said Olga Uskova, CEO of Cognitive Pilot. “From…

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29th Annual State of Logistics Report: Carriers take the wheel

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…talking months, not years.” - John D. Schulz, contributing editor LTL: Strong market leads to disciplined pricing According to carrier executives and analysts, the once-beleaguered $36 billion less-than-truckload (LTL) market is enjoying its best pricing and rate environment in at least a decade with no sign that this is a temporary situation. Frank Granieri, COO of A. Duie Pyle, a…

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GE, Caterpillar invest in Clearpath Robotics

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…today.” Companies including GE and John Deere have deployed OTTO’s material handling equipment in their facilities. “The market for self-driving passenger vehicles will be over $80 billion by 2030,” Rendall said. “We believe the market for self-driving materials handling vehicles will be equally significant. Clearpath has a big head start, and this new funding will allow us to further accelerate…

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