Autonomy is revolutionizing numerous industries, such as construction, agriculture, automotive, rail, and ports. The advancement of robust positioning, communication, and software technologies has become the driving force behind this transformation, enabling faster, safer, cheaper, and greener completion of tasks.
Trimble, a leading company in autonomy solutions, is at the forefront of this innovation. In an upcoming webinar, Trimble GNSS for OEMs Product Manager Gordon Hain will discuss how the company is contributing to the development of autonomous solutions. Hain will highlight Trimble’s guiding principles, focusing on robust positioning and orientation in all operating environments. He will explore various options, such as accurate positioning and orientation for entry-level GNSS receivers to high-precision INS systems, real-time and ground-truthing for development and testing, HD mapping and path planning for optimized workflows, and localization and perception through sensor fusion.
The webinar will also feature real-world use cases from the agriculture and construction industries. Dynapac Application Specialist Fredrik Akesson and SAGA Robotics Senior Robotics Engineer Michael Hutchinson will delve into the integration of sensors in off-road environments, bringing automation and autonomy to life.
The webinar includes an expert panel discussing the topic. Gordon Hain, Product Manager in Trimble’s Autonomy division, brings extensive experience in the construction and mining industries. Fredrik Åkesson, Application Specialist at Dynapac, has a background in construction engineering and a wealth of experience in implementing autonomous technology. Michael Hutchinson, Senior Robotics Engineer at SAGA Robotics, holds a PhD in Robotics and Automation and is leading the development of autonomy software.
This informative webinar is scheduled for September 20 at 1 p.m. Eastern time. Registration is open and attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into the current state of autonomy in various industries and the exciting possibilities it offers for the future.
Sources:
– Trimble Inc.
– Dynapac
– SAGA Robotics