Agro Pilot News Today

Lets face it, the computer that this column is written on is largely a machine that is a massive upgrade from the Underwood typewriter I began my journalism career on, and that typewriter was a big upgrade from the days of pen and paper and hot lead typesetting in the newspaper business. So turning to machines is not new. What is new is turning to machines which have a level of artificial intelligence, although even that is now a decades old evolution. Assembly line production has relied on...

Photos courtesy of Cognitive Pilot READY TO ROLL: These combines are all outfitted with a vision-based guidance system that does not require GPS or RTK to operate. Developed by Cognitive Pilot, a Russia-based company, the new approach is headed to the U.S. for 2021. Russian firm Cognitive Agro Pilot is using computer vision and machine learning for precision guidance. When was the last time you lost a correction signal when running a tractor or combine in the field? I...