Case IH, a leading agricultural equipment manufacturer, has recently introduced a game-changing technology called SenseApply. This innovative system, unveiled at Commodity Classic in Denver by Product Marketing Manager Alex Caldwell, aims to optimize the output of farming inputs using advanced technology.
SenseApply is a single cab-mounted multi-spectral camera that analyzes field conditions up to 50 feet in front of the vehicle, with a swath width of up to 140 feet. It is being offered for the 2026 50 series Patriot sprayers and Trident 55-50 combination applicators, providing five different Live Variable Rate Application capabilities for nitrogen, PGR, fungicides, herbicides, burndown, selective spray modes, and base-plus-boost modes.
Caldwell emphasizes the efficiency and speed of SenseApply, with the ability to operate at speeds of up to 25 miles per hour for Live VRA application modes and 19 miles per hour for spot spray modes. This technology allows operators to react in real-time to field conditions, improving overall productivity and precision in chemical application.
Furthermore, SenseApply integrates seamlessly with Case IH FieldOps and Raven Slingshot®, enabling operators to manage application data and make informed decisions through their preferred platforms. This integration enhances operator efficiencies by providing real-time data analysis and decision-making capabilities, aligning with agronomist recommendations.
With its cutting-edge technology and user-friendly interface, Case IH’s SenseApply is set to revolutionize the agricultural industry by offering a more economical, efficient, and precise approach to chemical application. To learn more about this groundbreaking technology, visit CaseIH.com.
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