PRECISE precision agriculture field with auto-steering tractor

Solution

Automate the Line. Automate the Turn. Cover the Whole Field.

PRECISE Precision Agriculture solutions combine ground auto-steering with aerial spraying, spreading, and mapping drones, so field operations run on a repeatable path instead of a tired driver's eye, and coverage extends to ground a tractor can't easily reach.

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What to Use

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A Pro

Ground Automation

A Pro

Full-feature auto steering with ±2.5 cm accuracy: Smart U-turn, six path-planning modes, Terrain Compensation, and ISOBUS implement coordination. Built for complete field-operation automation.

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A2

Ground Automation

A2

Single-antenna retrofit kit delivering ±2.5 cm accuracy, ~20-minute installation, 10" touchscreen, and remote diagnostics over 4G/Wi-Fi. Built for fast deployment on machinery you already own.

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FP300E

Aerial Application & Transport

FP300E

30 L spray tank, 45 L spread hopper, 30 kg-class payload on a compact, aluminum-alloy frame. Built for small-to-mid fields, orchards, and frequent relocation between jobs.

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FP700

Aerial Application & Transport

FP700

60 L spray tank, 80 L spread hopper, 70 kg-class payload, with a standard HD mapping camera for autonomous aerial survey. Built for large-area, multi-task operations.

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A80

Aerial Application & Transport

A80

75 L spray tank, 150 L spread hopper, 80 kg-class payload, with detachable spray/spread/sling-load modules. Built for high-volume, multi-role work and short-distance aerial transport.

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Typical Tasks

What This Covers

  • Straight & Curved-Line Seeding

    Holding row spacing consistently across long passes.

  • Headland / End-of-Row Turning

    Transitioning between passes without stopping to manually re-align.

  • Fertilizing & Spraying

    Reducing overlap-driven waste and skip-driven gaps in coverage, on the ground and in the air.

  • Tillage

    Maintaining a consistent path across large fields.

  • Large-Area & Hard-to-Reach Coverage

    Orchards, hilly terrain, and fields too large or too wet for efficient ground coverage.

  • Pre-Flight Field Mapping

    Generating boundaries and routes before spraying or spreading begins.

  • Short-Distance Aerial Transport

    Moving supplies into plots that ground vehicles can't easily reach.

Field Challenges

What Gets in the Way

  • Manual Steering Drains Attention

    Drivers must continuously watch the line, correct drift, and judge overlap by eye for hours, across long rows, often into the evening.

  • Small Drifts, Real Losses

    Overlapped or missed strips waste input material and reduce coverage consistency.

  • Row Ends Interrupt the Work

    The driver has to stop, judge the turn, and manually re-align before starting the next pass.

  • Results Vary by Driver

    Different drivers on the same machine rarely produce the same line twice, showing up as uneven coverage across a season.

  • Ground Equipment Hits Its Limits

    Large fields mean more refill stops for ground machinery, orchards, hilly terrain, and wet fields put real pressure on tractors and ground sprayers, and some plots are simply hard for ground vehicles to reach.

  • More Tasks, More Equipment

    Running different machines or aircraft for spraying, spreading, transport, and mapping multiplies the equipment a farm has to own and maintain.

Workflow

How the Job Gets Done

1

Drive the Line Automatically

A Pro or A2 holds the tractor to the planned path with the same ±2.5 cm accuracy, whether that's A Pro's full automation or A2's retrofit kit, so the driver isn't fighting the wheel pass after pass.

2

Turn at the Headland

On A Pro, Smart U-turn calculates the turn radius and steering path before the tractor reaches the row end and executes the turn automatically into the next pass. On A2, the driver completes the turn manually before the next automated pass begins.

3

Coordinate the Implement

Where ISOBUS is configured, A Pro can divide a wide implement into independently controlled sections and display the implement's control interface on the same in-cab terminal used for steering.

4

Extend Coverage Into the Air

For large-area, orchard, hilly, or hard-to-reach ground, FP700, FP300E, or A80 handle spraying, spreading, mapping, or short-distance transport, as a complementary layer to ground equipment, not a replacement for it.

5

Plan Ahead of the Flight

Where field mapping is needed, FP700's onboard HD camera can generate field boundaries and flight routes through autonomous aerial survey before an application flight begins.

Tractor pulling a seed drill through a field at golden hour

Selection Guidance

If Your Project Is...

Full Automation, ISOBUS Fields

Complete field-operation automation, ISOBUS-compatible implements, irregular or pivot-shaped fields.

A Pro

±2.5 cm pass-to-pass, Smart U-turn, 6 path-planning modes, ~30 min install

Fast Retrofit, Simple Deployment

Fast retrofit onto existing tractors, harvesters, sprayers, or rice transplanters; simpler deployment.

A2

±2.5 cm operating precision, single-antenna 3-step install

Small-to-Mid Fields, Frequent Moves

Small-to-mid fields, orchards, or frequent relocation between jobs.

FP300E

30 L spray / 45 L spread, 30 kg payload

Large Fields, Needs Mapping

Large fields, multi-task operations that also need field mapping.

FP700

60 L spray / 80 L spread, 70 kg payload, onboard HD mapping camera

Highest Payload, Hard-to-Access Terrain

Highest payload, multi-role task switching, or sling-load transport into hard-to-access terrain.

A80

75 L spray / 150 L spread, 80 kg payload, detachable modules

Customers

What Our Customers Are Saying

Katarzyna Nowak

Poland

PRECISE A Pro keeps our tractor within ±2.5 cm of the planned line on every pass, so we've all but eliminated the overlap and skips that used to eat into our seed and fertilizer costs.

Juan Hernandez

Argentina

PRECISE A2 transformed our traditional tractors into highly efficient, autonomous machines, making farming operations smoother and more precise.

Rafael Souza

Brazil

FP300E is light enough for my crew to load and set up between orchard plots in minutes — we don't need a big rig to get real spraying done.

Ana Cristina Gómez

Colombia

We use the same A80 airframe for spraying one week and spreading the next just by swapping the module. It's like having three drones for the price of one across the season.

FAQ

Common Questions

It depends on your field mix. If your operation is entirely open, regularly-shaped fields that ground machinery covers well, A Pro or A2 alone may be enough. If you also have orchards, hilly terrain, large areas, or plots that are slow or difficult for ground equipment to reach, adding FP700, FP300E, or A80 extends coverage to those areas rather than duplicating what the ground system already does well.

A2 is a fast-retrofit, single-antenna kit for existing machinery, with simple touchscreen control. A Pro adds Smart U-turn for automated end-of-row turning, six path-planning modes for irregular or pivot fields, Terrain Compensation for sloped ground, and ISOBUS implement coordination where your implements support it. Both hold ±2.5 cm accuracy; A Pro automates more of the operation around that accuracy.

As a starting point: FP300E for small-to-mid fields, orchards, or frequent relocation; FP700 for large fields, especially where you also want onboard field mapping; A80 for the highest payload, multi-role task switching, or sling-load transport into hard-to-access terrain. Confirm the fit with our sales team based on your field layout and task mix.

Each system operates independently: A Pro/A2 manage ground steering, and the drones manage aerial tasks. FP700's onboard mapping camera can generate field boundaries and flight routes for its own aerial survey, but there is no automated data hand-off between the ground autopilot and the drones at this time. Confirm your specific workflow needs with our sales team.

A2 uses built-in 4G/Wi-Fi for remote diagnostics and updates, and the FP-series drones use companion apps for flight planning. Both benefit from connectivity, but core steering and flight operation depend on GNSS/RTK signal, not a continuous internet connection. Confirm connectivity requirements for your specific site with our team.

No. Sling-load transport is a specialized, higher-risk task subject to local aviation and agricultural safety regulations. Operators should confirm compliance with relevant authorities and follow applicable load limits and flight-area rules before performing sling-load transport.

A Pro and A2 steer ground machinery (tractors and the implements they pull) for tasks like seeding, tillage, and ground-based spraying. FP700, FP300E, and A80 are aircraft that spray, spread, or transport material from the air. They solve different parts of the same operation: ground automation for what a tractor does well, aerial coverage for what's faster, more practical, or only reachable from the air.

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