• Friday 03, February 2012

    In the last 20 years or so, the face of the mid- to large-scale farming operation has undergone a dramatic change. more…

  • Monday 09, January 2012

    Precision technology developers begin as after-market add-on product providers but working directly with OEMs during development can mean an integrated solution at the OEM level. more…

  • Advancements in technology and the industries they serve are often attributed to the dreams and persistence of a few innovative visionaries. 3D machine control and positioning is no exception, and has long recognized Rick Davidson as one of its fundamental pioneers. http://machinecontrolonline.com/content/view/7530/136/ more…

  • Friday 22, July 2011

    One of my favorite quotes from the 2005 report came from Mike Gomes, a really smart guy who works for Topcon Positioning Systems. At the time, Top­con was just breaking into agriculture, and I asked him for his view on the future of global positioning. “The idea is that global positioning becomes like a utility,” he said. “For instance, when you turn on a light electricity makes it work, or when you turn on the water, it is clean and usable. Imagine there being no issues with compatibility or to understand your position on Earth — it’s just there, on and ready to use. This is where the technology is headed, and that makes the future look very exciting for the GPS business.” more…

  • Wednesday 29, June 2011

    With more and more farmers adopting guidance and automatic steering the search for a reliable, accurate and affordable satellite correction signal has never been more critical. Faced with this challenge a group of progressive farmers from around Booleroo, located at the Southern tip of the Flinders Ranges in South Australia got together to see if they could find a regional solution. more…

  • Wednesday 25, May 2011

    Mike Gomes, director global OEM solutions with Topcon, is also seeing how consumer items such as portable computers, iPads, iPhones, Motorola Zoom, etc., are impacting customer expectations and driving a new wave of user interface technology into the precision ag business. Topcon has responded to this trend with the new X30 console, which features “double touchscreen” technology and graphic user interface, says Kevin Cobb, director of agriculture product management. “This display has a 12.1-inch highly visible multi-touch screen with a simple-to-use interface that allows drivers to have both a customizable dashboard of information as well as up to three mini-view windows for simultaneous on-screen visibility of rate control, section control, and other operations,” Cobb describes. more…

  • Thursday 18, February 2010

    Precision agriculture, combining high-accuracy GNSS technology, sophisticated software, machine guidance and metering systems, crop analysis systems, weather monitoring and telematics, is changing the face of agriculture around the world. It allows farmers at all levels, ranging from small family-run operations to large agri-businesses, to achieve significant improvements in farming efficiency. Benefits include increased yields, savings in time, higher productivity, reduced pollution, lower water use and precise applications of nutrients, seeds and water. more…

  • Tuesday 17, February 2009

    This 32 page high-quality catalog represents Topcon’s extensive range of products and technologies that increase productivity of the world’s farmers. more…

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