"Five years ago, we just said, 'Stick your own box in there and control your own equipment.' But I think now we've swung the other way and guys want less streams, and ISO actually seems to work great often," says Eric Reuterskiold, CEO, Johnson Tractor.
For three days in a row, engineers will test their ISOBUS products for compatibility with those from their competitors in a speed-dating like fashion, performing up to 48 different tests in 30-minute timeslots to see what works the first time, and sometimes where improvements are needed to obtain compatibility on the ISOBUS.
The AEF has developed a software component they call the “common connector.” Available now, the standardized connector manages the network APIs, the set up, and the participants in the network, allowing visible peer-to-peer connections to all other participants in the network, and improving interoperability.
More and more sensors, software, and data are helping both man and machine make smarter farming decisions. Now, to fully capitalize on the benefits a “smart farming operation” has to offer, complete equipment interoperability is a necessity.
A variety of technical teams from across the agricultural industry connected their competing devices to help ensure that all brands work together seamlessly.
Dozens of precision ag software engineers from different companies will gather under one roof to test compatibility and correct communication of their ISOBUS products.
Dozens of technical teams from across the agricultural industry will “plug in” their competing equipment to help ensure all colors work together seamlessly, making equipment more effective, and the farmer's job easier to do.
Jody Brock of APV America showcases the company’s new ISOBUS monitor to increase the efficiency of cover crop seeding and more. Brock explains how the system is compatible with virtually any machine.
SurePoint Ag Systems recently announced the launch of its new line of Planting and Seeding Systems, designed to upgrade and enhance the performance of row crop planters.
The Agricultural Industry Electronics Foundation (AEF), recently exhibited at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ (AEM) second “Celebration of Modern Ag on the National Mall” event.
We had a front-row seat to the launch of AEF’s Agricultural Interoperability Network (AgIN) at AGRITECHNICA a few weeks ago, which promises to ease the process of data sharing for farmers and dealers.
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