Unmanned Ground Vehicles

Summary

About the Technology

The XAG R150 is a compact unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) designed for agricultural applications. The R150 uses a combination of global positioning satellite (GPS) and real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning to navigate autonomously.

The Trial

Two XAG R150 UGV units were deployed to carry out a range of on-farm tasks in three different cropping systems.

Overview
This case study provides an overview of findings from the technology trials including:

  • Background
  • What the technology is
  • How the trial was done
  • Results
  • Cost/benefit analysis
  • Grower feedback
  • Additional considerations that should be taken into account when deciding whether to utilise the technology

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Trials conducted by Hinkler AgTech Initiative

The CQUniversity Hinkler AgTech Initiative was funded through the Hinkler Regional Deal. The Hinkler Regional Deal is a collaboration between the Australian Government, Bundaberg Regional Council and Fraser Coast Regional Council.

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