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Product Name: AgGPS FieldLevel

Product Description

Automated survey, design, and land leveling system 

The Trimble AgGPS FieldLevel system provides true 3D leveling technology for the agriculture market. Growers and contractors can now automatically level to surfaces other than flat planes. 

The FieldLevel system enables contractors to reduce dirt movement by up to 80%, preventing valuable topsoil from being stripped off. In addition, by performing touch-up leveling each year, growers save money by reducing their need for contract land leveling services.

The AgGPS FieldLevel's innovative design provides a choice between an RTK and DGPS option so operators can choose the solution that best suits their application and accuracy needs. The AgGPS FieldLevel RTK option provides 10 times the horizontal range as laser leveling, with no vertical limit. And, with GPS only, it provides uninhibited 3D leveling for rough grading. The AgGPS FieldLevel DGPS option combines GPS and a laser grade control system to deliver 3D leveling for fine grading. With DGPS leveling, GPS provides horizontal positioning while the laser system provides vertical positioning.

The AgGPS FieldLevel solution enables growers to save time and money by performing precision topographic mapping as well as land leveling—all with components that are interchangeable with other Trimble AgGPS systems.

Current users of both the AgGPS Autopilot™ automated steering system and the laser-based GCS21 Grade Control System can economically upgrade to the new AgGPS FieldLevel system. By adding the AgGPS 170 field computer, the AgGPS FieldManager software version 6.1, and the AgGPS FieldLevel option, the user now has the flexibility and the versatility of multiple applications—automated steering and field leveling—using the same components.
Affordable and easy to use 
Improves productivity, efficiency, and profitability 
Upgradable from either AgGPS Autopilot or GCS Laser Leveling systems 
AgGPS MultiPlane design software allows multiple "What If" designs to determine most efficient leveling process 
Graphic on-screen display of "cut/fill" quantities

Company Details

Little did Charlie Trimble and two others from Hewlett-Packard know they were creating an entire industry when they founded Trimble in 1978 above the old Los Altos theatre in Silicon Valley. But that's just what they did. 

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