In-field Operations Sample Clauses

In-field Operations. The first tractor follows a pre-defined path, received from companion app or recorded with the app in the field, around the field and sends the path information in real-time to the second tractor who follows in its tracks with some delay. The tractors positions are also recorded and streamed by proprietary means to the OEM data platform of the respective tractor; these may be consolidated into a service (via ATLAS service-to-service communication) where a farm’s mixed-OEM fleet can be tracked in real-time. The moment a tractor enters the field according to the prescribed path, the tractor stops and the operator is informed that the implement is about to be unfolded, with an option to suspend the operation. The first tractor’s NIR sensor adjusts the rates of slurry dispense so as to reach the required amount for NPK, whichever is reached first, in accordance with the prescription. The geo-localised information on missing amounts (deltas) of phosphorus and potassium is sent via App2App to the sibling app on the other tractor (see Figure 14). As the second tractors advances, it uses the deltas received from the first tractor for its current location to deliver the remaining amounts of P and K, based on the known properties of the products loaded on its two tanks. The apps provide a consolidated field-wide visualisation of deltas to the operator as the operation progresses. Figure 14: Multi-tractor Operation with in-field communication As soon as a tractor finishes its task and is about to leave the field, the tractor is stopped and the operator is informed that the implement is about to be folded, with an option to suspend the operation. All actually applied quantities are automatically recorded by the tractors’ built-in system as well as by the apps. The tractor OEM transmits its data by proprietary means to their data platform, while the app sends the consolidated values to their companion Fertilization service. The retrieved data may be synchronized from the Fertilization service or the OEM data platform to further ATLAS services, but this is not in the scope of the present use case.
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