Autonomous Farming

In many parts of the world, finding skilled labour during peak use seasons is a constant challenge. Case IH developed the Autonomous Concept Vehicle and unveiled it in 2016 to demonstrate how it would be possible to remotely monitor and control machines directly. In the future this kind of technology will offer greater operational efficiencies for tasks such as tillage, planting, spraying and harvesting. Now, through its Autonomy and Automation Program, Case IH is researching and piloting autonomous technology in real-life scenarios.

21/02/2018 | Case IH and Bolthouse Farms: Partnering to Evolve High Efficiency Farming

Since the reveal of the autonomous concept vehicle, Case IH has been evolving the technology and further defining automation and autonomy as it relates to agriculture. In 2018, Case IH is collaborating with Bolthouse Farms on an autonomous tractor pilot program. The goal of the program is to understand how new autonomous technology can be used and how it meets real-world, on-farm requirements.

30/08/2016 | Case IH premieres concept vehicle at Farm Progress Show

Case IH unveiled an autonomous concept vehicle today at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. The concept vehicle is a cabless Case IH row crop tractor that can operate autonomously with a wide range of field implements.