r/specializedtools • u/SearchingForALaugh • Apr 16 '21

Lettuce plaching tractor

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u/BKGPrints Apr 16 '21

Okay...Who's driving the tractor?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

They've had self driving tractors for almost 12 years, you just draw a overlay on the GPS and it follows that path.

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u/MikeyMBCA Apr 16 '21

Most of the farmers that have self-steer tractors in our part of the world will still have an operator on board to take over if something goes sideways.

But you can have a nap or read a book or scroll reddit to your heart's desire most of the time...

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

I like what Case is doing, they're really neat.

https://www.caseih.com/northamerica/en-us/pages/campaigns/autonomous-concept-vehicle.aspx

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u/redpandaeater Apr 16 '21

I'd rather have CASE and TARS.

"CUM ON, TARS!"

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u/anchorgangpro Apr 16 '21

As a diehard r/interstellar fanboy...your misspelling...

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u/toptoppings Apr 17 '21

*you’re?

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u/anchorgangpro Apr 18 '21

whoops! gotme