One yr after the worldwide launch of the Claas join, Claas is additional increasing the digital networking of machines and operations.
At Agritechnica, guests to the Claas stand in Corridor 13 won’t solely be capable to discover out extra about new and present prospects for simplifying working processes with Claas join, however can even acquire insights into expertise fields similar to algorithm-based knowledge analysis, dwell yield knowledge processing and autonomy.
As in 2023, the Claas join info space will occupy a central place on the Claas stand.
“Additional growing productiveness whereas on the similar time conserving sources is barely potential by means of the clever use of knowledge,” says Wolf-Christian von Wendorff, senior vice chairman world digital options. “As a way to present our prospects with the very best, future-oriented assist, we’re focussing on the automation of processes on the store ground, knowledge evaluation utilizing synthetic intelligence and options for autonomy. These applied sciences considerably simplify machine and order administration in addition to Precision Farming functions. Claas join is due to this fact a digital helper for each farmer – from small household farms to massive contractors, from digital novices to professionals.”
Because the roll-out in October 2024, additional Claas machines have been repeatedly built-in into Claas join – together with the brand new Arion 570 CMatic, mix harvester improvements such because the Trion 760 and Lexion 8500, the brand new Cerex 700 spherical baler sequence and, most lately, the brand new Jaguar 1000 forage harvester sequence.
With the Cemis 1200 on the Jaguar 1000, essential knowledge similar to reference tracks and jobs could be conveniently shared. Jobs, together with present or newly created reference tracks, could be deliberate prematurely in Claas join and transferred to the machine. Throughout harvesting, the operator can see the yield values dwell on the Cemis 1200. The connectivity additionally permits automated documentation of the work, in order that the operator can focus totally on the harvesting course of, whereas all related knowledge is reliably recorded within the background for monitoring and evaluation.
The AI-supported grain processing evaluation in Claas join with cloud-based analysis of the CSPS worth (Corn Silage Processing Rating) within the area can also be out there for the Jaguar 1000 as a singular, direct management possibility for cracker work with out lack of time and, if needed, speedy optimisation of the cracker setting.
Claas join can report all actions carried out by machines on the farm and combines them right into a area map. Linked machines routinely ship the exercise knowledge per area, and together with the Cemis 1200, Claas join now additionally affords automated documentation for implements. Enriched with essential info throughout subsequent processing, this leads to an entire area map that replaces the written documentation of labor. Claas join additionally makes it a lot simpler to fulfil the legally required documentation obligations.
Claas is embedding new applied sciences on the machines and new knowledge evaluation choices in Claas join, significantly within the space of yield evaluation. In future, yields could be displayed dwell from the Cemis 1200 terminal as with the Jaguar 1000 from 2026.
With the brand new ISOBUS-capable Nutrimeter on the Jaguar 1000, Jaguar 900 and Jaguar 800, prospects will obtain high-quality info on all elements of the forage harvest in Claas join as a map show and within the field-specific documentation. With only one click on, this knowledge could be made out there to prospects and farmers as a pdf instantly after the sphere work has been accomplished.
The brand new Nutrimeter can even be out there for the primary time in 2026 as a pre-series for the LEXION to report and doc elements throughout grain harvest – a priceless assist for the sustainable, resource-saving manufacturing of high quality grain with optimised use of fertilisers and seeds.
Sooner or later, prolonged yield reporting for harvesting equipment can even enable a variety-dependent yield analysis with comparability choices over a number of harvest years – not just for Claas harvesting equipment, but in addition throughout producers.
Claas applied sciences on the machine and in Claas Join make it potential to mix the exploitation of yield potential with focused effectivity optimisation and enhance the profitability of meals, high quality feed and renewable uncooked materials manufacturing much more exactly and comprehensively.
From 2026, Claas can be introducing dwell yield mapping on the Cemis 1200 terminal with the brand new ISOBUS-capable Nutrimeter and the choice to analyse knowledge in Claas join – for Jaguar and Lexion.
Auto RefLine is a brand new operate within the GPS Pilot Cemis 1200 that makes area work simpler. It routinely recognises the suitable or logical reference monitor based mostly on the place and path of journey of the car and routinely switches between completely different reference tracks. This implies, for instance, that the operator doesn’t have to modify manually when altering to headland reference tracks or when figuring out wedges with a special reference monitor. All machines in a Claas join car fleet can share the reference strains instantly from one of many machines with just some clicks. Because of this each operator is on the identical monitor directly.
Auto RefLine is a brand new operate within the Cemis 1200 that routinely switches between completely different reference tracks throughout area work – for instance when working wedges or headlands. The reference strains could be transferred and shared from one Claas machine to others working in the identical area.
Trackers from Exatrak, Lacos or Razor are nonetheless out there for the documentation of combined fleets. Sooner or later, fleet optimisation can even be potential by way of iBeacon from Apple. As well as, interfaces (APIs) to different software program suppliers could be simply managed within the Connection Supervisor. The continual improvement of the software program interfaces will make CLAAS join much more open to third-party options sooner or later.
For that reason, Claas helps the Agricultural Interoperability Community (AgIN) of the Agricultural Business Electronics Basis (AEF). This initiative permits the direct trade of knowledge between farm administration methods, OEM platforms and different cloud companies. By persistently taking open requirements under consideration, cross-manufacturer compatibility is created and a scalable community is established to assist sustainable, customer-centred options for the administration and documentation of combined machine fleets and software program landscapes.
As a participant within the AEF AgIN community, Claas helps the sensible additional improvement of the AEF’s AgIN method and, along with different AgIN contributors, can be demonstrating an preliminary prototype implementation in Claas join at Agritechnica.
The AgIN initiative of the AEF (Agricultural Business Electronics Basis) is setting new requirements for digitalisation in agriculture by standardising cross-manufacturer, direct cloud-to-cloud knowledge trade and thus simplifying interoperability between completely different producers and software program suppliers.
“For farmers, it ought to make no distinction whether or not the machine fleet consists of 1 model or a number of completely different producers,” says Lukas Wolf, challenge supervisor connectivity. “We’re due to this fact very dedicated to supporting the AEF’s AgIN initiative, because it brings collectively all of the essential producers throughout the agricultural equipment trade and promotes barrier-free knowledge trade for good farming functions, in addition to for future autonomous functions.”
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