A veteran developed a system for unmanned tractor control

Veteran Volodymyr Slepchenko, after his service in the military, created the AGAT.VISION system—an autopilot for tractors that transforms ordinary machinery into unmanned vehicles. The development allows for remote land cultivation, saving the lives of operators, conserving resources, and opening new opportunities for Ukrainian farmers even in frontline regions. Currently, his startup is preparing for the release of a test batch in November 2025, writes Zemliak.com. "We are preparing for the release of a test batch from November 2025. Currently, AGAT.VISION is a full-fledged autopilot for a tractor with the ability to manually control it outside the tractor cabin," says Volodymyr Slepchenko. According to him, the AGAT.VISION system is aimed at everyone who cultivates agricultural land in frontline areas and faces the need for its restoration. This could be a small farmer, a large farm, or an agricultural holding. "Among the potential users are both farmers and agricultural ...