Spraying with precision and ease using AutoTrac Vision 2.0

Introducing the AutoTrac Vision 2.0 – a complete redesign for Model Year 2026! This revolutionary vision guidance system from John Deere ensures your sprayer wheels stay perfectly centered in each row, significantly reducing crop damage and boosting yields. With AutoTrac Vision 2.0, you can spray faster, making the most of tight application windows.

This advanced system minimizes operator stress and maximizes efficiency, allowing all sprayer operators to focus less on steering and more on the task at hand. Ready to transform your farming operations? Upgrade to AutoTrac Vision 2.0 today!

Why AutoTrac Vision 2.0 is a Game-Changer:

• Speed and Precision: Operate at a top speed of 22 mph while maintaining precise control, even on slopes up to 6 degree and curves with a 50-meter radius.
• Versatile Performance: Effectively manage crop heights ranging from 4 inches to 90 percent canopy, ensuring peak performance in diverse conditions. This enables you to detect crops 33 percent earlier than the original AutoTrac Vision.
• Enhanced Visibility: The stereo vision camera corrects any lateral errors, while the mono camera provides a live view under the hood, helping ensure accurate row tracking by giving real-time visual feedback.

Mono camera offering a clear view beneath the cab, boosting confidence in system performance

Toggle between front and rear view using AutoTrac Vision 2.0

AutoTrac Vision 2.0 will be available for purchase on MY26 or newer Sprayers directly from the factory. Don't miss out on this revolutionary technology that will elevate your farming operations to new heights. Experience precision perfected with John Deere's AutoTrac Vision 2.0!

Ensure accurate row following with AutoTrac Vision 2.0

Spraying in standing crops can cause yield-limiting damage. Crossing crop rows may simplify spraying but can damage over 2% of plants. To improve yields, operators follow crop rows, keeping sprayer wheels between them to avoid damage and maximize yield potential.

Even a brief lapse in attention can result in significant crop damage. Misalignment for just 1 second at 15 mph can damage over 90 corn plants, losing two bushels. These small mistakes can lead to substantial losses over a day. Precision is crucial to prevent significant yield loss.

The chart below shows the number of plants damaged at various operating speeds and seed populations.