Raven VSN® Protects Your Crops with an "Extra Set of Eyes"

Stress Relief + Higher Speeds = More Cash Flow

2023 | February 02

How Would You Drive with an "Extra Set of Eyes" Watching Over Your Crops?

Sprayer operators that drive using Raven’s VSN® Visual Guidance System report 48% less stressful events per minute. The innovative camera and radar system works as an "extra set of eyes" that see and steer around crop — allowing operators to focus on other aspects of the application. The VSN® Visual Guidance system:

  • Reduces burnout, giving operators the stamina to work longer and get more done.
  • Allows operators to drive faster – at speeds up to 15 - 20 mph (24.1 – 32.1 km/h).
  • Allows applicators to cover more acres in a day, increasing cash flow.

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Study: VSN® Visual Guidance is Proven to Reduce Stressful Events by 48%

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What Sets VSN® Apart?

VSN®'s stereo vision camera and full-canopy non-contact solution provide more precision and less intrusion than the competitor.

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Less Damage, More Acres, Less Stress

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Key Features

  • Enhanced steering control and simple operation results in minimal crop damage and more acres covered in each available day.
  • Allows the operator to cover 20% more acres due to increased speed, more efficient field planning, and ease of use.
  • Reduces driver fatigue, allowing operators to increase the average length of their workday.
  • Drastically reduces crop damage and misapplication in the field, saving up to 2% of yields and operational profit.
  • Uses state-of-the-art image sensor and processing technologies to deliver quick response rate and better control.
  • Tracks machine paths accurately to the actual planting, not just hypothetically calculated rows.
“Normally, when operators are running through the field post-crop, they are very tense. The VSN allows them to be more relaxed. They’re able to watch the booms closer, even more so than what they would be if they were manually driving the machine. It allows them to focus on other pieces in the post application that don’t get as much attention as they should.”
Ben Rawlins
Operations Manager, United Prairie
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