Automation That Helps You Get More Done

As equipment capabilities grow, so do the demands on operators. Operator-assisted autonomy helps reduce workload by allowing tractors and implements to work together more efficiently. Technologies like ISOBUS Class 3 are already helping farmers improve productivity, precision and consistency in the field.

Operator-Assisted Autonomy: Technology That Works Alongside You

As equipment capabilities grow, so do the demands on operators. Operator-assisted autonomy helps simplify field operations while improving efficiency and productivity. Powered by technologies like ISOBUS Class 3, tractors and implements can communicate and work together more efficiently. Here are a few examples of operator-assisted autonomy in action today.

Creating an Ideal Seedbed

Available on the Tiger-Mate^® 255 field cultivator, Soil Command with Seedbed Sense, helps operators optimize seedbed conditions and maximize the agronomic benefits of each tillage pass.

• Factory-integrated sensors provide real-time feedback and alert operators to potential inconsistencies.
• Soil Command integrates seamlessly with compatible Case IH tillage equipment. The Pro 1200, Pro 700 Plus and Pro 700 displays provide an easy-to-use interface that helps operators make informed decisions in the field.

Making Better Bales Easier

ISOBUS Class 3 technology allows compatible tractors and balers to communicate and work together more efficiently.

• Enables two-way communication between the tractor and implement.
• Round baler automation helps improve efficiency and consistency throughout the baling process.
• Federate Control automatically adjusts tractor speed based on baler performance to help maintain productivity and bale quality. Talk with your local Case IH dealer about finding the automation solutions that best fit your operation.