Deere & Company

Sean A Mahrt

Ray M Scheufler

Solomon J Sawlaw

Noel Wayne Anderson

Cary S Hubner

William Douglas Graham

Brandon M McDonald

Curtis A Maeder

Jason D Walter

Gerald Eric Rains

David Charles Smart

Brent Allen Smith

Timothy Joel Kilworth

Ryan C Burnley

Sarah L Schinckel

Nathan Ogden

Mark D Moran

Brittany Sprabery

James Lawrence Sachs

Tim Roszhart

Scott Pilarczyk

Robert Thomas Casper

Grant J Wonderlich

Mandar Mhalsakant Kale

Peter R Nedved

Samuel Santiago

Sandeep Ekhe

Omkar Joshi

James L Sachs

Brent A Smith

A geographic position of an agricultural machine is captured. Agricultural data is received that corresponds to a geographic position. Georeferenced visual indicia are displayed that are indicative of the received agricultural data.

Obtaining and augmenting agricultural data and generating an augmented display

A device detects a trigger to dispense a product at a using a tool operably coupled to a tractor. The device determines whether the tractor is in an automated mode, the automated mode enabling autonomous speed and direction navigation of the tractor. Responsive to determining that the tractor is not in the automated mode, the device determines whether the tool is in a ready state, and responsive to determining that the tool is in the ready state, commands the tool to dispense the product, wherein the tool is not commanded to dispense the product until the tool is in the ready state. Responsive to determining that the tractor is in the automated mode, the device commands the tool to dispense the product without determining whether the tool is in the ready state.

Predictive technique for dispensing product from tractor tool

Obtaining and augmenting agricultural data and generating an augmented display showing anomalies

A device detects a trigger to dispense a product at a dispense point using a tool operably coupled to a tractor. In response to detecting the trigger, the device determines a delay time between commanding the tool to dispense the product and the product actually being dispensed, and determines a release point based on operating parameters of the tractor, the release point being a point at which the tractor is predicted to be an amount of time away from the dispense point equal to the delay time. The device determines that the tractor has reached the release point, and commands the tool to dispense the product, where the product reaches the dispense point based on the delay time.

Pre-charging technique for dispensing product from tractor tool prior to reaching plant site

A dispensing machine dispenses a material on a field. A blockage is detected, and an initial blockage location, where the blockage started, is identified. A blockage characterization system identifies characteristics of the blockage, and a control signal generator generates control signals based upon the detected blockage, and the characteristics of the blockage.

Agricultural machine control based on sensed blockage distance

Sensor information is received from a set of sensors. First and second sets of machine monitoring data are generated from the sensor information. The first set of machine monitoring data is sent to a control system with a display in an operator compartment of a mobile machine. The second set of machine monitoring data is sent to a processing system that is separate from the control system.

Equipment architecture for high definition data

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Sean A Mahrt