Collecting digital notes in real time
Last year, Grimme presented a range of new digital features that provide additional operational convenience and reduce, respectively simplify the documentation effort. The new ‘Uplink UT’ comment field allows the farmer to document any specific notes. Field information is documented on a task-specific basis in myGRIMME, making the transfer of handwritten notes unnecessary. The new […]
Last year, Grimme presented a range of new digital features that provide additional operational convenience and reduce, respectively simplify the documentation effort. The new ‘Uplink UT’ comment field allows the farmer to document any specific notes.
Field information is documented on a task-specific basis in myGRIMME, making the transfer of handwritten notes unnecessary.
The new snapshot function enables geo-referenced screenshots of all connected cameras and their transmission to the myGRIMME portal at the touch of a button. This considerably simplifies quality documentation and traceability. For improved user-friendliness, the views on the SmartView terminal can now be controlled remotely via any ISOBUS AUX-N device. The extended SmartView function ‘Snapshot’ can therefore be triggered via the ISOBUS-compatible control lever of the tractor, for example.
The AUX-N functions and the trigger button for the snapshot feature are visible on the right-hand side of the CCI operator terminal in the Grimme Uplink window. The large comment field at the bottom right-hand edge is also easy to recognize.
Using the Connection Manager, each individual interface and each individual machine can be easily activated or deactivated.
The Connection Manager is a centralized management solution between myGRIMME and external farm management systems. This enables simplified data exchange, reduces the manual input effort and minimizes errors. Thanks to the integration and direct connection to myGRIMME, data can be exchanged between the connected systems. Thanks to the real-time transmission of machine data, such as driving speeds, tuber spacing or application rates, the administrative effort and the associated operating costs are reduced.
