CNH Industrial unveils agricultural autonomous vehicles
Two of CNH Industrial’s brands, Case IH and Raven Industries, present the agricultural industry's first autonomous spreader - the Case IHTrident™ 5550 applicator and the Raven Autonomy™. These innovative solutions have been presented at the Farm Progress Show 2022, to meet customer demands for autonomous devices to solve work challenges and increase productivity in their farms.
"This is an important milestone in our accelerated product development efforts between Case IH and Raven that underscores our intense collaboration and strong product innovation following CNH Industrial's acquisition of Raven in late 2021," said Scott Harris, Case IH Global Brand President.
The Case IHTrident 5550 applicator and the Raven Autonomy combine proven driverless technology with an agronomically designed dispensing platform for a flexible autonomous solution. The technology stack is supported by Raven's guidance and guidance, propulsion control, perception and route planning software.
"The core of today's agricultural technology is rooted in Raven's customer-centric approach: simplifying agricultural processes for great efficiency," said Eric Shuman, Rabe's general manager. "This integrated solution enables customers to make their operations even more efficient by encouraging them to consciously opt for higher and higher levels of automation and autonomy."
Using a mobile device, operators can plan and complete an entire field operation based on mapped field boundaries. The Raven Autonomy detection system uses an array of advanced cameras and a radar system to constantly detect a 360-degree environment around the machine for obstacles and movement initiation during operation. Using artificial intelligence, Raven's perception controller processes the continuous stream of images, interpreting and detecting obstacles.
The remote operator can view the cameras at any time via the mobile device.
"The Raven Autonomy perception system offers an advanced and reliable solution for autonomous operations and was developed specifically for the Spreader application with a self-propelled machine,” said Shuman.
The Case IH Trident 5550 applicator with Raven Autonomy enables one or more driverless machines in the field without an in-cab operator who gives the the flexibility of full control inside or outside the cab. Operating with constant speed and precision, the self-contained applicator provides maximum spread consistency without human error, enabling repeatable performance with sub-centimeter accuracy.
"The Case IH Trident 5550 applicator with Raven Autonomy allows us to get more work done under tight deadlines, run our operations efficiently and combat operator fatigue - that is a huge benefit,” said Brady Fahlman, owner/operator of Fahlman Acres in Holdfast, Saskatchewan, Canada while adding, "The autonomous team is able to deliver a consistent job every time, which is very important to me as we have built a reputation for impeccable and quality work at our facility."
"This is the first of many integrations that will automate established Case IH iron mower decks as we continue to create a fully autonomous crop production cycle."
"This is an important milestone in our accelerated product development efforts between Case IH and Raven that underscores our intense collaboration and strong product innovation following CNH Industrial's acquisition of Raven in late 2021," said Scott Harris, Case IH Global Brand President.
The Case IHTrident 5550 applicator and the Raven Autonomy combine proven driverless technology with an agronomically designed dispensing platform for a flexible autonomous solution. The technology stack is supported by Raven's guidance and guidance, propulsion control, perception and route planning software.
"The core of today's agricultural technology is rooted in Raven's customer-centric approach: simplifying agricultural processes for great efficiency," said Eric Shuman, Rabe's general manager. "This integrated solution enables customers to make their operations even more efficient by encouraging them to consciously opt for higher and higher levels of automation and autonomy."
Using a mobile device, operators can plan and complete an entire field operation based on mapped field boundaries. The Raven Autonomy detection system uses an array of advanced cameras and a radar system to constantly detect a 360-degree environment around the machine for obstacles and movement initiation during operation. Using artificial intelligence, Raven's perception controller processes the continuous stream of images, interpreting and detecting obstacles.
The remote operator can view the cameras at any time via the mobile device.
"The Raven Autonomy perception system offers an advanced and reliable solution for autonomous operations and was developed specifically for the Spreader application with a self-propelled machine,” said Shuman.
The Case IH Trident 5550 applicator with Raven Autonomy enables one or more driverless machines in the field without an in-cab operator who gives the the flexibility of full control inside or outside the cab. Operating with constant speed and precision, the self-contained applicator provides maximum spread consistency without human error, enabling repeatable performance with sub-centimeter accuracy.
"The Case IH Trident 5550 applicator with Raven Autonomy allows us to get more work done under tight deadlines, run our operations efficiently and combat operator fatigue - that is a huge benefit,” said Brady Fahlman, owner/operator of Fahlman Acres in Holdfast, Saskatchewan, Canada while adding, "The autonomous team is able to deliver a consistent job every time, which is very important to me as we have built a reputation for impeccable and quality work at our facility."
"This is the first of many integrations that will automate established Case IH iron mower decks as we continue to create a fully autonomous crop production cycle."
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