AgricultureReal-time computer vision classification and rule-based actuation for selective sprayingcommercializing now as a factory-offered system for model year 2026 machines with retrofit support for 2023+ units.

IntelliSense selective weed spraying on Guardian front-boom sprayers

Cameras on the sprayer look ahead in the field, detect weeds and crop conditions, and turn specific nozzles on or off so chemicals are sprayed only where needed.

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Crop Disease Spray Decision Support

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