Agricultural autonomy advances with novelties at German fair

Agricultural autonomy takes center stage at the conclusion of Agritechnica 2025, held from November 9 to 15 in Hanover. Hexagon presented technologies for perception, positioning, and control aimed at making field operations safer and more efficient. The fair marked the first European exhibition of the new camera-based perception platform with artificial intelligence, developed to offer vision, precision, and reliability to autonomous and semi-autonomous machines. The feature supports equipment manufacturers, robotics companies, and startups in advancing systems capable of interpreting the environment and operating with greater safety. During the event, there was also the context of executive evaluations on the importance of the show and on the combination of high-precision positioning and perception resources. “Agritechnica is one of the largest and most influential events in the world dedicated to agriculture, bringing together manufacturers and startups that are defining the ...