The NEXAT Harvester

[bigmanboss]

Read up on the NEXAT harvester and it's definitely one of the more radical designs out there, and with the whole new platform concept, modular, self-driving, the combine module just being one of many possible attachments and honestly it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, but apparently it's already running in some European fields.
Who has seen one here in person or knows someone who's used one and is it as fascinating as it actually looks on paper,? I first heard about it in 2023 and I still haven't seen one till now but something just reminded me of it

 

[Smithie]

I haven't seen one in person yet but from what I've heard, it's as impressive in the field as it looks online

 

[Timmytimothy]

I might be a bit old school on this, but I'm a bit at a loss here. The machine does everything, has all the fancy sensors and computers and all that stuff, but can it act and think like a human? There are situations where we need to do something that's not exactly the first and logical choice and machines are programmed to think and act that way. When is it too much? I'm all for making our job easier, but I think these kinds of machines are crossing a line.