Researchers at the West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design are using UAVs to develop tools detect, map, treat and monitor invasive plant species.
One GNSS receiver widely used in autonomous ground vehicles is Hexagon | NovAtel’s SMART7 antenna. GPS World discussed the product with Hexagon | NovAtel’s Senior Positioning Product Manager, Agriculture.
Precision agriculture — which uses data on field conditions to reduce inputs and increase yields and profits — is more than 30 years old. Today, all tractors from major manufacturers come equipped with a GNSS-based guidance system. In this month’s cover story, three industry managers give their perspective on precision agriculture.
Trimble has introduced data integrity monitoring for CenterPoint RTX Fast, its precise point positioning (PPP) correction service. The […]
Interview with Sara Masterson, Director, Positioning Services, Hexagon’s Autonomy & Positioning division, Hexagon | NovAtel The accuracy of […]
WingXpand has debuted a 7-foot expandable-wing drone that fits in a backpack. The drone was first revealed to […]
Harxon’s Smart Antenna TS112 PRO provides scalable and reliable positioning solutions for tough agricultural environments.
TerraStar-C PRO is the first global correction service from Hexagon to incorporate RTK From the Sky technology to […]
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