Tillage implement with vision sensors
AssigneeGreat Plains Manufacturing, Inc.
InventorsGregory W. Arnett, James Edward Schott, Paul Harold Haggard, Matthew D. Goodon, Michael Ohnsat
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AssigneeGreat Plains Manufacturing, Inc.
InventorsGregory W. Arnett, James Edward Schott, Paul Harold Haggard, Matthew D. Goodon, Michael Ohnsat
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A control system for a tillage implement broadly includes front and rear sensors, a leveling assembly, and a controller. The front sensor is positioned on a front of a central section, wherein the front sensor is configured to obtain height information indicative of a height of the front of the central section above a ground. The rear sensor is positioned on a rear of the central section, wherein the rear sensor is configured to obtain height information indicative of a height of the rear of the central section above the ground. The leveling assembly is configured to adjust a front to rear orientation of the central section. The controller is configured to receive the height information from the front sensor and the height information from the rear sensor, and to provide instructions to the leveling assembly to adjust the front to rear orientation of the central section based on the received height information.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium with a computer program stored thereon for controlling a tillage implement, wherein when executed by one or more processors the computer program instructs the one or more processors to perform the following steps:
An agricultural system comprising:
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