Autonomous 8R Tractor | John Deere Precision Ag
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- Introducing John Deere's autonomous 8R Tractor for large-scale production. The 8R tractor with a TruSet™-enabled chisel plow, StarFire™ GPS guidance system, and new advanced technologies will help farmers grow more for a growing planet.
The John Deere autonomous tractor has six pairs of stereo cameras, which enables 360-degree obstacle detection and the calculation of distance. Images captured by the cameras are passed through a deep neural network that classifies each pixel in approximately 100 milliseconds and determines if the machine continues to move or stops, depending on if an obstacle is detected. John Deere's autonomous tractor is also continuously checking its position relative to a geofence, ensuring it is operating where it is supposed to, and is within less than an inch of accuracy.
To use the John Deere autonomous tractor, a farmer only needs to transport the machine to a field and configure it for autonomous operation. Using John Deere Operations Center Mobile, he or she can swipe from left to right to start the machine. While the machine is working the farmer can leave the field to focus on other tasks, while monitoring the machine’s status from their mobile device.
Our autonomous tractor serves a specific purpose: feeding the world. The global population is expected to grow from about 8 billion to nearly 10 billion people by 2050, increasing the global food demand by 50%. Furthermore, farmers must feed this growing population with less available land and skilled labor, and work through the variables inherent in farming like changing weather conditions and climate, variations in soil quality and the presence of weeds and pests. All of these factors impact a farmer’s ability to farm during the most critical times of the year.
John Deere Operations Center Mobile provides access to live video, images, data and metrics, and allows a farmer to adjust speed, depth and more. In the event of any job quality anomalies or machine health issues, farmers will be notified remotely and can make adjustments to optimize the performance of the machine.
The autonomous tractor will be available to farmers in late 2022. To learn more, visit www.JohnDeere.com/CES.
0:00 - Driven by Customer Input: 4th Generation Farmer, Doug Nimz
1:00 - Fully Autonomous Operation Controlled by John Deere Operations Center Mobile
1:59 - Overcoming Labor Shortage & Weather Challenges
2:35 - Future of Farming Technology
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To me,.....field work was the fun stuff. They need to build tractors that do not need to use anything related to the DEF systems. Use automation to self-diagnose electrical or mechanical problems to reduce down-time. Use automation for greasing all grease points (except u-joints). Use automation to figure out where to best put various filter locations and drain plugs for easier maintenance. Use automation to detect hot bearings, to prevent fires.
This right here! There is already so much that can and does go wrong why don’t we fix that before trying to kick us out of our favorite job
It’s a labor issue. In 10 years there won’t be hired hands.
@@cypilotiowan4761 it doesn’t matter if you need to have a person watching it constantly and fixing all the sensors that can and will go wrong
@@brettbaumgarten sure, that’ll happen in the early releases. Remember auto steer? Now it’s foolproof.
Def is here to stay. Gubment needs their avenue of control.
Love seeing all the new technologies however part of the enjoyment of farming is not only watching a crop grow but to also be able to drive or operate the machinery. Let’s not forget the reason why those of us love it so much. If I couldn’t operate the machine then I wouldn’t want to farm but thank you Johndeere for all that you do.
Yes
i see where you are coming from, i love driving tractors too and it looks like we still will be able to drive the tractors, because there still is a cab on that tractor , so i would not so worried. and please dont forget the purpose of farming, FEEDING THE WORLD! in order accomplish this goal we need new technology, and that is a step the right direction. yes it is unfornuntate but we really need it!
I still want to drive machines too, but for those days when you’re short on labor this could be a game changer
@@johnpowers1125 Yea you are right, the farmer can drive the tractor himself...in case he is out of labor he just let´s the tractor to the work for hom.:) way better solution than the red tractor without a cab...(in my opinion)
Just like with Case IH autonomous design too, I live for the days to just be able to sit in a tractor and go... that's the best part of farming. Other issues is that it needs to somehow monitor the job it is doing, or if something breaks on the implement. Expect to see even more sensors galore for that, just like how there is sensors that say if your left, rear turn signal bulb is out...
Farming to me has always been around running the equipment. It’s the Cherry on top.
More stuff to break and can't fix. Thanks john deere👍 give farmers the right to repair
Please they have ruined there reputation
@@Fugginfullsend ppll"Pm 1
I feel like labour is not the killer on the farm. It’s the inputs. Fertilizer, seed, diesel, equipment, land. All that has way more impact than labour. I worked on a 5000 acre cash crop farm 10 years ago and we did everything with 4 guys.
You aren’t wrong, it’s just incredibly difficult to find those other 3 guys.
Well it is and it is not. Different farms face different labor issues. In the South and West Coast it's low wage high physical labor needed. In the Grain Belt like where I grew up it's High skill worker shortages. These are $500k machine with $60k computers on them. Running them now takes technical skills in mechanical aptitude and tech application. Think of it as trying to teach an Amish person to run an arc welder and use Excell. Now the average farmer and farm worker are in their 50s running systems 500x more powerful in processing power than the newest MacBooks. My father is offering positions at his company (he owns automated grain elevators) starting at $42 an hour with full benefits and he cannot find anyone qualified. The labor shortage at least in the grain Belt is more like a skills shortage and our education systems is doing nothing to fix it. Grain elevators today need 4 employees to move a million bushels a month. 100 years ago they needed 30 employees to move 100,000 bushels a year. Well those 4 we need today are now high pay but we can only find two that can do it and there are 8 people who just don't have the skill set to run automated systems.
And now they will do it with 2 guys
@@bluecollarmillennial7214 the midwest isnt attracting enough skills and talent, I think that's the real problem. All skilled labourers go to tx or califor is as soon as they learn how to write a line of code
amazing .... still working on a tractor and tilling your land is a priceless experience
Wow, the front tires are in correctly... 👏
Here you have a tractor where comfort was it’s top priority and now your not gonna drive the thing. A big part of farming is watching your crop grow. Goes from tillage to spraying to harvesting.
I was thinking same thing 😂😂😂😂
I don't think many in our gen will use it much but 20 years no cabs, giant corpations with fleets of them in fields while they watch flag football. Gen z ag.
This video is a damn joke to people who actually care about farming lol
@@brewblaker5258 well at least we got 20 years left. Us hired hands days are over for the corporate farms.
@@MRSludgedude nothing can replace a good farmhand!!!
What happens when a bearing goes out or have a ball up on the plow from trash plugging.
Amazing demonstration and proof of concept. Like all John Deere institutional videos, they take us to a US view of agriculture, happy families, etc. We are ready to test it in Brazil, a country of continental dimensions, with agricultural territories living in the fourth Industrial Revolution, and others in the Third, Second, First... As a Professor and Specialist in the area (Precision Farming), always enthusiastic about innovation. As a Brazilian, always concerned with creating a vision that a modern and digital agriculture necessarily needs investments and equipment almost always inaccessible, either for lack of education, training, infrastructure or investments.
Excellent points. We are so painfully geocentric we forget what ag is like in other places.
Guys check out the autonomous electric tractor from Monarch Tractors.
Very impressive technology but I also see alot of hurdles yet to overcome, like many have said about shear bolts or flat tires, if you have to baby sit it, might as well drive it yourself... At the same time, if weather was turning and you could have to following a combine with tillage or following a planter with a roller, where 2 machines are in the field at the same time, then you can keep an eye on it and get 2 jobs done
TPMS
No way that would work in my gumbo fields! Disk always plugging, having to work around mud holes, work over and around ditches. We love auto steer, but that would be a complete nightmare in a river bottom.
@Farmer Patriot Check out Monarch Tractors
It would also have a problem on the high country with the terraces and steep hills. I have a lot of terraces and drain pipes close together that could really mess up the tractor or, if the autonomous system doesn’t care about a terrace and decides to go right on over it without raising the implement and break it
"Im working from home today"
"Cool. Are you a software engineer?"
"Farmer"
😂
Never thought I would see Casper driving deere tractors lol I've sit in the seat a many days from day light till after dark
The technology is amazing. However, I question its ability to quickly recognize & correct any issues. I know tractors already have sensors to monitor, and in some cases, optimize its performance, but what about external inputs - e.g. broken bolt on implement, wet spots, changing field/weather conditions requiring different tool settings... We all know there will be issues. As of yet, no computer works as fast as, nor more efficient as, the human brain.
Cooman ive been removed from first line ag for quite some time. you're saying technology in the tractor will recognize when a bearing on the implement goes out and the implement begins to ball and drag the soil? All this sounds great on paper, but I dont see the American Farmer being replaced by circuits.
@@tjcrawford7910 I'm saying I seriously doubt its ability to recognize those external to its sensors, like a bearing going out. Read my comment again.
It will have sensors and cameras that look for shank or disc reflection, if it get blocked tractor stops
@@claas90017 I've got 30+ years of experience in the semiconductor industry with machines using sensors & cameras of all types to monitor performance. Keep in mind each of these machines were intended for pretty much one, repetitive purpose, not for being the Swiss army knife that tractors & implements are. Not a one of the sensor systems was designed to see thru dirt, mud, or dust. Occasionally, gains would have to be tweaked, amps replaced, and/or sensors swapped out because it thought something was what it wasn't. The sheer number & types of sensors required to "replace" a human borders on not being cost effective (the "cheapest" machine I dealt with was >$3.5M USD) especially given the myriad of ag manufacturers & machines. I'm sure it will come eventually, and it would put you in the driver's seat if you're the first, but right now, baby steps.
@@wcooman1694I completely agree. It would also no doubt drive itself into boggy areas at a standard pace, getting itself into very difficult situations
Yeah like they already said driving the tractor is the most fun use automation in greasing and cleaning things!
Now you can go sit in the coffee shop all day.
Amazing technology and I am all for it !!!!! self driving buses , tractor trailer , cabs ... and I want my groceries delivered right to my door step !!!!!
How you gonna get groceries when there’s gonna be no farmers soon. When all these old farmers with self driving equipment die there’s gonna be no one to take over and the world will run out of food.
We can tell that technology have came a a long way. Technology is so Advance where tractor can drive there self’s
beautiful, the beginning of the end
What happens when a bearing goes out and shear bolt breaks ?
John Deere lives in a perfect world. Those things don’t happen to them
@@deltaecho1776 😂😂😂
Then go fix it
Then you have to stop the planter or the combine or maybe leave little Johnny's ball game and fix it. What good is it to be a farmer when you're no longer a farmer? I understand why they do it but why would you want to live like that?
The tractor shuts down automatically, and sends you an alert to your smart phone. Hopefully, you have a good signal
Stolzer Aktionär 🙂
Good, can I get this on my x394 lawn tractor?
Super vidéo et intéressante
If people new how much information John Deere collects with the modern tractor, combine, sprayers, and other equipment, its a little unsettling.
Love it but is it going to send a message like in farm sim? Helper A is blocked by an object lol
Technology is great but what if this tractor is pulling a ripper and one of the ripper knives breaks a shear bolt from hitting a rock,, is the tractor going to know and stop, or just keep going with that one knife dragging on top of the soil?
Love new Technology and Farming
It’s while it’s awesome it also sucks that we are in a world of Automation. It’s taking away from the working man I grew up on a farm and spend hour on all ages of John deere tractors and it was the part of farm that allowed you to get away and breath from time to time.
Exactly and plus can you imagine how many hours it would take to just set it up and how many times it would alert you just when there’s a tiny thing in the way
and now there is much less amount of jobs and just takes away from what farming is.
@@hamishman2196 good
Wow the great features
This is just a demonstration of technology (there's still a fully equipped cab), but I for one would be fine driving the tractor until the technology is proven to be consistent and reliable, something real farmers are.
A Great Way to To get more done during good weather so, you are finished when the Bad Weather comes.
Does the technology also raise/lower implement over waterways, or able to outline them? There is so much more the completing a pass across the field than driving in a straight line.
It sure does.
This will be great in Australia......with our excellent phone service 😀
Será muito bem vindo aqui! No aguardo para comprar.
I love John Deere like who doesn't love John Deere
Ive played with remote conrol cars as a kid so this tractor is also for me
Interesting concept… any chance that you can give Farmer Derek credit for inventing the idea first two years ago?
😢😢😢😢 I love technology, but also for the guys like me that can't afford to start up our own farm and work for co ops and also work on farms at night. We just keep going because we just do it for the love of agriculture and having your physical hand involved in it, this is so sad to see..... the love for agriculture is doing it hands on and not watching your phone and machines do it all for you.... one more reason to make the ones like myself not to be able to afford to even have a chance at starting a row crop farm in this day in age...
I agree totally. I started a small dairy in 09. With one cow no debt and old equipment. In 15 I was milking 40 cows by myself and still couldn't make it. Get a robotic milker they said. There's no way in hell I could or would have done that! Milking my cows was my time. The best part of my day was milking. If I couldn't do that then what's the point? So I sold out. I still miss them
Is die cab vir die spook bestuurder of as jy wil wegkom van jou vrou??
This video makes me do the farming much. so could you please tell me where the mortgage cashier for John Deere tractors? 🚜
I have been thinking about this . With increasing automation in every area in the fields of manufacturing / agriculture / IT what will happen to the job requirements for increasing population ?
@Jd 09 Right . It seem s that the Earth is becoming suitable only for super intelligent people . These people will design stuff / IT things which will do aumatically every thing and other balance less intelligent people will be doomed jobless .
Governments will have to start a universal basic income, because millions of people will be out of work and unable to find a new job. Takes a lot fewer coders to write a farming program than the amount of farmers it'll displace. And OpenAI Codex is on the path to making coding obsolete as well.
JD 9 . Perfectly described the problem looming on the heads of people who are not intelligent to write codes or design these type machines .
hey john deere does it just till? or can it do other stuff?
What if a shank breaks and it runs for 24 hrs and you have a skip up and down the whole field
🤣 that’s what I am thinking
U put a sensor on all the shanks.... It's never ending sensors.
There is no sunset prettier than watching the sun go down while harvesting a bumper crop. A years worth of prayers answered. Your wife and kids bring a hot meal to the field to eat while sitting on the tailgate of the pickup. Your son begs for a ride before he goes back to the house with mom. His little hands grip the steering wheel under yours. You can't help but kick the clutch and just enjoy the moment looking at gods creation while dreaming of his future. There is no robot that will ever replace that.
Really happy to see this, the struggle to find labour keep increasing and this seems will be, tomorow
the solution.
I agree 100%, BUT… it is a much needed benefit because. 1. Labor, you don’t need to find and pay labor. 2. You can run the tractor longer hours then a person would work. Which is beneficial when a storm is coming in. 3. It frees you up to get other tasks done allowing for more “free” time to spend with your family because you got more stuff done during the day.
The future of farming is coming sooner than I expected
Can it mend its own shearbolts? can it replace its own bale twine? can it fill itself with seed and fert? can it do the headlands? can it un_bung itself? How much did they pay this farmer to rave about it?
The point is that driving no longer catch all your attention. You can concentrated on the implement and fine tuned your setup.
Don’t forget the flat tires !!
I don’t know that it will affect actual hay production too much, at least now.
@@francoispelletier9441 - Combien de fois par heure tu dois descendre et ajuster, débourrer, évaluer ou prendre une décision sur une parcelle en production ? Les autos autonomes sont un cul de sac ... Mettre un tracteur de 750K sur un outil et aller faire des courses ... Ridicule .
Tesla a un guide de la conduite autonome ... En tout temps le conducteur doit avoir les mains près du volant et pouvoir prendre le controle de la voiture ... Sur les tracteurs ... Hein ... Ce serait différent ?
Juste à lire les commentaires ... Il y a les agriculteurs et les autres . Je ne dis pas que c'est de la schnoutte ce truc ... Juste que ... C'est comme les autos volantes des années 60's dans popular science mag .
En 2022 ... On ne voit pas de voitures volantes . Later Mr Pelletier et pas de chicane une bonne année à vous :)
It’s designed more for tillage at the moment.
Ottima Tecnologia per Poter Prendere una Boccata d'aria e Mangiare qualcosa mentre Lui Continua a Lavorare💪✌️
The future has arrived, we must not wait for it anymore !!!
Farmers are going to hate that app thing
Most farmers I know consider field work a time yo get away from everything else. On a farm there's always going to be work yhat needs yo be done, this won't change that. This farmer talks about monitoring the tractor on his phone but when you're in the cab you cab monitor things better and often foresee a problem before it happens.
Джон дир так держать, лучше Джон дира может быть только Джон дир нового поколения.
The future of farming interests me as I have no idea what it holds for my generation, I can't wait to find out.
It's a sad day
This is perfect for the crop farmer now instead of having to work a few months out of the year they don't have to work at all haha
I’m not a big Fan of John Deere’s personally every John Deere I have ever owned just breaks down way more then my case or Fendt equipment does but can we just stop for a second and talk about how gorgeous of a tractor that 8R 410 is. God she is a Beauty the duals and weights just add to how pretty she is. Haha.
I don't understand how John deere hasn't seen the flaw in this? Unless you've operated a tractor before where you've never had to leave the cab the entire day(be lucky if you aren't out once or twice an hour) then what's the point you still got to follow the machine around to clear it out when it clogs up, to pull it out from somewhere it shouldn't have tried to go, you'll spend more time setting it up to go and following after it than if you just ran it yourself.
I don't ever see tractor work being fully automated.
It can be done... but really it takes the fun out of farming when you can't drive the machines yourself.
Expect more sensors and cameras galore for it to fully operate and monitor implements.
I agree.
it will be at some point as demand for grain and food in general goes up. not in my lifetime i'm sure, but at some point
@@farming4g and it'll still break or clog and need you travel to it to fix the issue which is wasted time, time you don't waste climbing out the cab and walking to the implement.
From a logistical point of view this doesn't make any sense. Say the tractor meets a problem, it tries to contact you but you're just out of cell coverage, you travel 5 minutes down the road further that you would have till you get the call, you're 20 minutes away from the farm, you'll possibly need tools so you can't just go straight to the field, 30 minutes later you've got the pickup and tool, tractor is 15 minutes away. You get there and there is no issue at all, it's throwing a code that a shank in the ripper hasn't reset but it's fine.
You reset the machine and send it on its way. 5 minutes later you get another call luckily you're still in the field. Same code, a piece of corn stalk is obstructing the sensor throwing it off. You clean it and sheepishly send it on its way again.
That's an hour of work lost from an issue that took less than a minute to fix.
It won't ever work
Oh, wow! You are the first person to think of this. Welp, there goes all those hours of development and testing down the drain. You should have spoken up sooner, it would have saved Deere a ton of money. Now, get back on your Farmall 706 and come up with some more great ideas!
I would have this tractor, but I would sit in the cab and enjoy the ride.
Cost: $1 billion dollars in development.
Total sales from 2022-2032: 6 units
So what would happen if the shank on the implement breaks or anything on the implement will break who's there to watch that is your censor on the implement. Most of the farmers drive the tractor watches that kinda of stuff so they can stop and fix it before it's to late
Why are the lights on? For the camera's?
Hi Alan, you're correct. The autonomous tractor uses 6 stereo cameras to see around the entire tractor. The cameras are not infrared. Since stereo cameras work just like the human eye, they need light in order to see.
😂😂😂
There goes alot of jobs .
Nice🙏
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Also who doesn’t love riding in a tractor I just rode in one for 16 hours and I’m still ready to get in again just need some sleep once in a while.
Make it unload the auger cart into the semi by itself and I'll order 2 tomorrow. Tillage help is the only I can find anymore.
Remember years ago when Kinze was working on an automated grain cart tractor that would go to the truck, then the truck driver would load the truck, get out and the tractor would drive itself back to the combine?
I thought that was a good idea, but it seems to have disappeared.
No driving equipment is the fun part
The human element needs to be present this country wasn't found on automation
Well theres the benefit of nobody sitting in the cab. What if somebody gets in the cab and goes to wherever he wants? XD
Love it
Fundamental change in our food, labour, and rural areas. The uptake is going to seem like 0-100 over the next 3 years. Can you think of any new markets or ways of doing business?
It's impressive technology and seems promising! I wonder how much of it depends on the availability of broadband for communication in rural areas?
Yes, a good broadband/cellular connection is necessary.
Space X’s Starlink for the win!
Skynet getting closer to coming online?!!!
I think that will remove the "connection" to the land that is the reason why people farm. The smell of the earth being turned, the motion felt by being on the tractor, just everything about being in the field...
Let’s say the tractor runs thru a minute man missile base who pays for the damages? Anyways great work John Deere Development team.
i guarantee this thing cost what the average farmer ain't going to be able to afford
All that gear on 800 ha! Wow.
Creative destruction
Me just wanting them to make a modern 4020
There's no way I would turn my back on a machine.
❤❤❤ for jd
While this cool to see, id rather stick to operating the tractor. If something breaks or if there's a "object" in its way i dont need to be on my phone. Besides sometimes the greatest memories are made in the tractor cab.
A large part of the farming experience is driving tractors, you take that away then farming will lose its appeal and no one will want to do it. IMO autonomous farming isn't farming it's like playing farming simulator games, you can only play it so and so long before you're sick and tired of it. I have done both and needless to say I don't have the farming simulator game on my phone anymore but I'm deeper then ever into "real" farming.
Well the phone version never was that good😂
We have many options available for sale in Brazil.
Very very cool that it can run it’s self but I feel like that’s not even farming
Imagine what our real world could be like - with hundreds of thousand of tractors - working 24 hours day & night - through virtually every season - tilling, planting, weeding, and harvesting billions of tons of nutritious, organic life giving food - without any humans necessitated. ALL DONE by autonomous equipment, and robotic technologies - by design with the sole, and exclusive purpose - not to generate profits from massive yields, or forecast investment - but that of BENEVOLUENCE and service to humankind. To free humans from an entire life lived of dangerous, backbreaking jobs, suffering, and work. Companies that matter - will take the outstanding HUMANISTIC LEADERSHIP - in service to humankind - to make this kind of world possible - for us all.
Это все конечно круто, НО что будет если трактор или агрегат пробьет шину? Что будет если срежет предохранительный болт . А вот что будет. А первом случае шина прийдёт в негодность а во втором почва будет не обработанная с пропусками. Или необходимо трактор и оборудование снабдить дополнительными сенсорами , что удорожит трактор и агрегат и к нему всё равно придется ездить в поле на мелкий ремонт.
i still don't trust that it would be safe enough to let it loose without someone looking after it, sat guidance itself still doesn't work all the time . I'd like to see what type of warranty it would have and if it could get a insurance policy
I have seen customers park tractors because the GPS quit working, a lot of young people can't run disc without GPS.
Driving a tractor is probably a big part for farmers to enjoy theie work.
John Deere: lets ruin the joy theire careers
Hmm! I think I saw this in a movie called “Maximum Overdrive” Stephen King
what happens when something breaks?
This is not your grammas tractor. It likely has cameras and sensors that will see (better than an operator could) and alert the grower that something is out of place.
@@Roy-gi1lu i know that, but what I mean is what if something breaks on the implement, example, a tire falls off, or a bolt or shear pin breaks. Cant have sensors everywhere.
@@jonash6070 can’t have sensors everywhere? Have you been around any modern equipment? If you don’t think the technology is there to know if a wheel is missing you are wrong. I’m guessing with camera technology they will be able to see if any bolt is missing, or any little thing is out of place, unless there is mud or something in the way, in which case the operator wouldn’t see it either. It isn’t 1995.
@@Roy-gi1lu i am a farmer and operating modern equipment, I am merely curious on how they'll deal with that problem without driving the price through the roof.
@@jonash6070 oh, it will be expensive, no doubt about that, and its not intended for everyone, just like a 640hp tractor, it will have its place.
Well we know what the millennial farmer is going to demo this spring
Hopefully work better than the strip till bar
@@jeffjefferson3364 I was disappointed that strip-tiller didn't work so great for him because he put a lot of dedication into it. Probably it was too complicated and shud do more testing.
this guy has apparently 2000 acres ??? He would be done all his work in how many hours? 36??
Helper A has stopped working unexpectedly
All the lights flashing, saying, WATCH THE HELL OUT!
All this means is more time spent in the coffee shop instead of the field when I was growing up guys ran through the night with 4 and 6 row planters and heads now we have 16 row heads and 54 row planters
Sad that i won’t become a farmer
I want to drive the tractor if I’m gonna farm