SK company shows off driverless seeding/spraying system at aim

[MBgrower]

They don't have a combine attachment........... Yet.

Am curious, what way of the future do you see?

Less independent farms. Much larger companies will lease land, and farm it. Highly automated, driverless fleets, hire lots of foreign workers to monitor operations.

[joedales]

Great to see this type of innovative thinking and investment. I hope it works out well for Seedmaster.

[wmoebis]

I only watched one demo at show. It ran over one of the stakes holding ropes along the side. Glad it wasn't a kid.

IMHO by the time it gets enough electronics and computers on it to make it fully functional and safe it will be out of most guys price range and be a IT nightmare.

[stonepicker]

Have to agree with farmaholic, until it can reason logically there's no future on a big scale. Too many negative variables. Bringoutthe875versatile.

[biglentil]

Not a bad stunt to milk a number of investors.