Cnh Industrial America LLC

Cnh Industrial Canada, Ltd.

John Stratton

Andrew Meyer

Scott Andrew Elkins

Blair J Johnson

Marvin A Prickel

Anthony Charles Rapley

Tyson J Dollinger

Natalia Lucas

Todd T Taylor

Bushra Ali

Frank George Rabusic

Paul Gerhard Weisberg

Matthew K Payne

Matthew Lindsey

Andrew C Olliver

Paul Weisberg

An agricultural system including a vehicle, a controller; and a display mounted in the vehicle. The display is coupled to the controller and has a display area. The controller is configured to: present a bottom bar along at least a portion of a bottom of the display area; section the bottom bar into a status drawer and a shortcuts drawer; and expand either the status drawer or the shortcuts drawer with an upward motion or a tap on a portion the drawers.

Bottom bar display area for an agricultural system

An overlap control system includes an agricultural vehicle control system operable to utilize a product delay (PD) value in seconds, a start early (SE) distance, and/or a stop late (SL) distance to determine at least one offset edge from a location of an agricultural implement. The agricultural vehicle control system is operable to look ahead along a guidance swath or at least one predicted path of the agricultural implement, and to determine that an intercept will occur between the at least one offset edge and a boundary along the guidance swath or predicted path. The agricultural vehicle control system is further operable to calculate a distance or time to the intercept, and to send a command to change an on/off state of the agricultural implement in the calculated distance or time.

Predictive overlap control model

An agricultural implement arrangement includes a container of seed having an ID tag associated therewith; an implement for applying a product to a geographic area; an electrical reader configured for reading the ID tag and providing an output signal; and an electrical processing circuit coupled with the reader and the implement. The ID tag has data representing at least one attribute associated with the seed. The electrical processing circuit receives the output signal and controls the implement, dependent upon the output signal.

Agricultural implement with automated recognition of seed attributes

A method for automatically generating swath paths and navigating a vehicle along the generated swath paths using a controller includes the steps of: marking a plurality of field boundary points; storing the field boundary points in a memory unit of the vehicle; generating a field boundary defining the plurality of field boundary points connected to one another; selecting an edge of the field boundary as a base swath path; generating a plurality of subsequent swath paths from the base swath path; measuring a set of parameters of the vehicle; and automatically selecting one of the subsequent swath paths for the vehicle to follow based on the set of parameters.

Automatic swath generation device and methods

A method of operating an agricultural implement in a geographic area using data representing at least one attribute associated with seed, includes the steps of:

Precision farming system utilizing seed vendor data

A work equipment system includes a control module coupled to a display to present a virtual control on the display upon receipt of an activation code. The activation code is provided in an activation tag on an activation display. An activation tag reader is coupled wired or wirelessly to the control module and is configured for reading the activation tag and sending a signal representative of the activation code to the control module.

Scanned software activation codes in agricultural and contruction work equipment systems

A setup wizard is executable on a controller for a tractor and configured to interact with configuration modules of each implement operable with the tractor. The implements connected to the tractor may be auto detected or manually indicated by an operator. The setup wizard generates an initial series of questions intended to determine the intended use of the implements. The series of questions may be limited to one that requires one of two answers, such as yes/no. Based on the answers to the initial series of questions, the setup wizard may generate still additional questions or begin execution of each of the configuration modules as a function of these answers. The setup wizard may preload settings of an implement, select a portion of the setup screens that need to be reviewed, or provide a visual indication to the operator on the status of each configuration module.

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John Stratton