John Deere Autonomous Tractor Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2022
- John Deere Autonomous Tractor Vs a Tesla. Believe it or not, John Deere just took a lot of spotlight at CES 2022 with their Fully Autonomous Tractor. The interesting part is that this is actually the result of nearly 20 years of automation that Deere was already bringing to a farm.
We had an exclusive interview with their leadership team months ago where we discussed how this tractor is so smart.
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Commercial Equipment Needs To Be More Repairable Than Smart.
Louis Rossmann want to know your location.
It needs to be both.
do they allow you to repair john deere tractors yet?
Yeah like that will ever be a thing
Went to boot camp with the grandson, cool guy.
The only way this interview was secured was by agreeing not to ask any challenging questions. 👀
John Deere has issues with the level of integration in their equipment and the lack of repairability ; monopolistic practices to name a few.
Because Tesla does a better job, right? The topic was the tractor. I doubt a farmer or let alone a standard technician would understand how to fix a stereo camera system. You’re missing the point of the video.
@@Pocketnow the point of the video is clear. It’s actually a very informative and well put together piece. Thank you for it.
But when you’re dealing with a corporation that has such a poor reputation, I’m sure it’s no great surprise that people call you out for it.
John Deere has used the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prevent user repairs. A farmer can’t opt out of their subscription service even if he she wanted to and have to ‘jailbreak’ their tractors with pirated software. iPhones are one thing, but peoples livelihoods… well…
10,000 people walked out on strike just a few months ago over conditions at John Deere.
Every time I read a story about John Deere, it just seems as if they’re not on the side of farmers at all. Just another tech firm.
Anyway, thank you for another great video, but it came across like a little bit of an infomercial about John Deere rather than a piece about tractors in farming specifically.
@@Pocketnow bringing up another company that isn't friendly for right to repair doesn't change the fact that John Deere is just as bad if not worse.
@@Pocketnow this is your answer to legitimate concern by belittling and dismissing and pretending no one else then the John Deere technician can do the repairs that has been proven to be false.
@@Pocketnow "The topic was the tractor. I doubt a farmer or let alone a standard technician would understand how to fix a stereo camera system"
YOU ARE SO SO WRONG JAIME!
There's a huge struggle about this, how these machines are black boxes, without need, that the "owners" can't touch. It's ridiculous to be at the mercy of a service somewhere at the cloud, farmers are becoming "hackers" to be able to properly use these machines.
John Deere better be fixing their machines repairability...
A company no one wants to deal with.
Did you ask them why they do not let farmers repair their own tractors that they own? Without going to a John Deere technician for a repair that they could have done with lower-cost?
I think most farmers would rather be able to repair their own tractors.
I think most farmers can buy whatever tractor they want dude. You’re missing the whole point of the video.
@@Pocketnow no I think you're missing the point
@@14akaz Yes, isn't like this is the only company making "smart tractors", they are a thing for many years already and not all have the same problems.
Wow what does this button do!!! Just launched a nuclear attack
John Deere says that you can’t even change the oil in your own property without invalidating your warranty, much less perform repairs.
Here you go 👎🏻.
Amazing execution 👏🏽
This company is really putting money into marketing, a lot of tech channels published videos about this thing. I imagine that it's necessary because this segment is very competitive actually. As well made as this thing may be, autonomous tractors aren't new.
Sure. What would be the other one? 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@Pocketnow They really charmed you Jaime... so you believe that this company is alone in this marketing.
@pocketnow The technology is fascinating and thank you for that. But this conversation had to have some mention of right to repair. You could ask them politely and they can respond from the script. But ignoring it completely makes it look like infomercial and not coverage/report. Telling everyone in the comments they are missing the point isn't helping as well. Please listen.
This is cool tech . I can see this having a wide use in farming. Thanks for showing this .
No right to repair?
Great 👍 ✌🏻
U said it Fascinating that's the word I was looking for. This was such a cool story to share. The way this was done was so simple and chill and u can understand eveything being talked about. Like I said I live in NC and there r farms all around me so I really enjoyed this and I get the need. I knew that John Deere had Tech in their tractors 🚜 but I didn't know they were doing this. I knew they had hands free but didn't even think about autonomous driving. This will help so many farmers in so many ways. 👏🙌🔥❤💯
If you can do more farming tech, do it! 👌
👎John deere is terrible to both their employees and customers. Nearly unsubscribed to you over this crap.... New tech doesn't matter if the farmers can't get the crops in because of their policies.
who would have thought a autonomous tractor, cool tech!
🤠
when would you bring it to california central valley
Good coverage of this tech but i dont like the click bait title. This tech is no different from a rumba not driving speed limit on a random road with 0 interactions from the operator from beginning to end.
LoL, your comment was going so well. How about a smarter analogy? 😉
@@Pocketnow I can admit when I am wrong, the title was a question meaning you have to watch the video to come to your own conclusion which i have done.
However I am not wrong about the rumba doing the same thing as John Deere
@@johnnymonsters9717 It's not the same thing, but also this isn't new. One reason this company is doing this marketing campaign is also because the competition between "autonomous tractors" is strong, this isn't new, I already saw tractors exactly like this one years ago in my underdeveloped country. The "tesla clickbait" it's actually appropriate here, making it seem more than it actually is.
@@deathdoor
Not exactly the same thing but the tech is literally map out location. Go around location. Park.
Thats a Rumba
Finally getting to sit down and watch this! This is just so interesting I love that yall posted this!! I love all things tech, but as a girl who's born and raised in the country in NC I get just how amazing this is.
first you take money from oppo and vivo to sing their praises now this ? I understand you need to make money but doing paid reviews is not it since it destroys your credibility to be a unbiased reviewer.
And this is the same john deere who make record profits but would not pay decent living wages to their employees.
We don’t do paid reviews kid. Wrong channel.
When is this tech coming to farming sim games ?😆
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Great questions. Good interview!
Great video. Thank you for doing this video.
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This was fascinating! Definitely learned a lot.
This technology may help compensate for the loss of grain production in the Ukraine and Russia.
This reminds me of the movie interstellar
cant wait for POCKETNOW to review that tractor!
A lot that can be shared for the sake of the greater good with this tech, definitely!
This was very interesting on a subject I normally wouldn't care about
I would not buy one because for one thing I would not trust the machine because things could go wrong and it could be bad
Daimn it looks like people on this comments have such a terrible opinion on this company that they aren't willing to acknowledge the impressive technology
🤢 capitalism ugh
It's extremely hard to find tractor jockeys these days. This technology is the future.
We all know that Deere isn't a very nice company in terms of repairs but that's not the video's point. Let's just appreciate the tech.