Tyler Lund with Veris Technologies discusses the features of the new iScan which maps a field's physical and biological properties including soil texture and organic matte readings.

TeeJet Technologies discusses their integration with NovAtel GNSS solutions and how their partnership allows Teejet to focus on product development with NovAtel support.

Raven Industries showcases the Raven Hawkeye System with Vipor 4 display integrated with NovAtel inc OEM628 and Raven Satellite GS integrated with NovAtel TerraStar C for accuracy down to the individual nozzle.

Raven Industries introduces RS1 integrated with NovAtel Inc OEM628 receiver for combined autosteer, GPS and connectivity options to meet the different demands of customers around the world.

Ag Leader celebrates 25 years at Agritechnica with their new InCommand 1200 display and GPS 6500 GNSS Receiver System and discusses Ag Leader’s partnership with NovAtel Inc in their precision solutions.

Trimble debuted its new GFX 750 display and Nav 900 receiver at Agritechnica 2017. The system marks a change for the company, with a redesigned architecture where GNSS receiver and the inertial measurement system are on top of the tractor cab in a mobile design.

At Agritechnica 2017, Topcon Agriculture launched its new Topcon Agriculture Platform (TAP), which is designed as a comprehensive precision solution, incorporating FMIS, fleet management and image processing.

The new Tempo L high speed planter from Väderstad features optional dry fertilizer tank and updated row units to include small seed closing wheels to help close seed trench and provide consistent seed to soil contact.

A look at the prototype of the medal-winning AGCO Xaver autonomous seeding unit at Agritechnica 2017. The system is programmable, and 12 units are the equivalent of one, 8-row planter. Ten units can plant about 2.5 acres per hour and they will be field tested in 2018, with production tentatively planned for 2020.

A sneak peek at the new GrainSense mobile monitoring system. Measures moisture and protein in wheat, barley, oats and rye in near real-time, with additional crops being tested. The system can be used ahead of harvest to time optimal harvest window. Relays data to mobile app in 30 seconds after scan. Initial cost will be about $4,500 and the product is scheduled to be released in Finland and Sweden in 2018.