Power sourceRetrofit add-on with no engine of its own — hosted on the customer's existing sprayer, typically a diesel self-propelled unit
Required tractor powerNot required as a towed implement; retrofits onto self-propelled sprayers (reported hosts include Hagie, John Deere, Case IH and New Holland, 2014-model-year or newer)
DimensionsCustom aluminum dual-wet boom; one reported installation used a 120 ft (36.6 m) boom on a Hagie STS12 — width follows the host sprayer
WeightNot disclosed
Min farm sizeNot disclosed by the vendor; independent trade reporting put payback under 2 years mainly for farms above roughly 3,000 acres
ProductivityNot disclosed as a throughput figure; each captured image is analyzed once in real time as the sprayer passes
Max speedUp to 25 km/h (vendor); around 24 km/h (15 mph) demonstrated in independent field reporting
SensorsRGB cameras mounted at 1.5 m intervals along the boom (up to 50 fps reported in the field), sub-millimeter image resolution, species-level AI weed classification, day/night operation
ConnectivityISOBUS-compatible control terminal; vendor states no internet connectivity is required to operate
Compatible toolsDual-line nozzle system — one line for broadcast/residual herbicide, one line of individually pulsed nozzles (solenoid actuation, reported up to 100 Hz) for targeted non-residual spot spray