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From the field to the shelf: microsonic ultrasonic sensors convince when used in both field and orchard-based harvesting applications and automated livestock farming.
Our ultrasonic sensors help farmers to sow and plant exactly. Fertilize fields and orchards with the highest accuracy and then harvest the crop precisely and safely.
Feed animals automatically with precise fodder dosing. Clean stall walkways automatically and improve levels of hygiene.
Let's talk about your task. With ultrasonic sensors, we create groundbreaking solutions. In all possible applications. Sometimes even in impossible ones.
Our mic ultrasonic sensors or pico+ ultrasonic sensors measure the lateral distance to vines or trellises. The control system automatically adjusts the guidance of the working platform, thereby allowing harvesting machines to drive through rows of vines or trellises evenly.
Several wms ultrasonic sensors or mic ultrasonic sensors continuously measure the distance to the crop to ensure height regulation of the field sprayer. The field sprayer control system uses the measured distance values to compensate for unevenness in the soil or different plant heights. This allows for the even distribution of pesticides or fertilizers.
The all-metal housing of the two sensor families is specially designed for outdoor applications on agricultural machines.
Crops placed in a bunker via a conveyor belt must not be deposited from too high a drop height. The lcs+ ultrasonic sensor or cube ultrasonic sensor permanently measures the distance to the pouring cone to maintain it at a constant value. The control system detects the distance value and readjusts the height of the conveyor belt. This ensures that sensitive crops are always stored from a low drop height and thus do not suffer damage.
Feed sliders are used for the automatic feeding of cows in stalls, dosing the required amount of feed and pushing it if necessary.
mic ultrasonic sensors or lcs+ ultrasonic sensors measure the distance to the gate and the animals from the feed pusher; these values are used to order the feeding robot to push the requisite amount of fresh feed.
The potato planter places the seed potatoes in the soil and then forms ridges. The machine counts the seed potatoes using pico+ ultrasonic sensors to ensure an even distribution of the seed.
