Cnh Industrial America LLC

Andrew Berridge

Yaseen Suleman

Aditya Singh

Brett Carson McClelland

Thomas Damme

Richard Swanson

Frank Glowna

Andreas Nennstiel

Nicolas Peri

Kousha Moaveninejad

A method for implementing end-of-row (EOR) turns within a field includes accessing a location of a work boundary outlining a work area of the field within which an agricultural machine is configured to perform an agricultural operation, and generating a boundary-based EOR turn path for the agricultural machine between an end point of a first path extending across the work area and a start point of a second path extending across the work area, with the boundary-based EOR turn path being defined relative to the work boundary such that the agricultural machine is maintained spaced apart from the boundary by at least a minimum buffer distance as the machine is traversed between the end point of the first path and the start point of the second path. In addition, the method includes automatically executing an EOR turn along the boundary-based EOR turn path and/or displaying the boundary-based EOR turn path.

System and method for implementing end-of-row turns for agricultural machines

An agricultural system includes a target vehicle configured to harvest crops and a work vehicle. The work vehicle includes a controller. The controller includes a memory and a processor, and the controller is configured to receive or determine a plurality of vehicle paths as well as a location of the target vehicle. The controller is also configured to identify an active path of the plurality of vehicle paths based on the location of the target vehicle. The target path is a path traversed by the target vehicle.

Systems and methods for controlling a work vehicle

A system includes a vehicle system. The vehicle system includes at least one sensor and a mapping server system communicatively coupled to a mapping client system. The mapping server system is configured to receive a signal from the at least one sensor; update a mapping tile disposed in a tile cache to derive an updated mapping tile based on the signal; and visually display the mapping tile to an operator of the vehicle system.

System and method for tile cached visualizations

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