The machine defines the route.
Working width, dimensions and turning radius go into the calculation. Different machine, different route.
Planning Software
Available to selected customers and partners
AG4 Atlas: the software that optimizes your machine's route.
You enter the field and the machine. Atlas calculates the best way to work the area — where to pass, how to turn and in what order. The route goes to the AG4 terminal or is exported to the display you already use.
Map → route
What goes in, what comes out.
InArea map
Boundary, obstacles and areas to avoid.
InMachine
Working width and dimensions.
InOperation
How you want to work the area.
CalculationOptimization
Passes, headland, turns and order.
OutOptimized route
AG4 terminal or another display.
Real field: planning starts from the mapped boundary.
How the route is calculated
From machine to route, in three layers.
Lines within the boundary.
Passes are laid out across the usable area, respecting the boundary and the areas to avoid.
An optimized sequence.
Headland, pass order and turns form a continuous route that improves with the operation history.
Displays Where to use the route
Works with your display. Goes further on the AG4 terminal.
Other displays
Export the route
The optimized route can be exported to displays from other brands, so you can use the equipment already on the machine.
AG4 terminal
Route + machine control
- Operation of steering, speed and header functions.
- Stops and alerts recorded on the map.
- Harvested area, pending area and field history.
- Calibration, diagnostics and remote monitoring.
Visualization
See the route before the machine enters the field.
The route is drawn over the real image of the area: passes, headland and turns visible before the operation.
Ecosystem
In the middle of the cycle.
Before · AG4 Mapper
The map comes in from the field.
Boundary, obstacles and areas to avoid, surveyed by certified partners with AG4 Mapper. Existing boundaries can also be imported from KML, Shapefile or GeoJSON files.
AG4 MapperAfter · AG4 Control
The route goes to the machine.
On the AG4 terminal, AG4 Control executes the route and operates the machine's functions — and every operation comes back as history to improve the next route.
AG4 ControlFAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Who can use AG4 Atlas?
AG4 Atlas is available to selected AG4 customers and partners. AG4 Mapper certified partners receive a special customer profile.
Can I use the route on the display I already have?
Yes. The route can be exported to displays from other brands. On the AG4 terminal you get much more: operation of the machine's functions, stops and alerts on the map, field history, diagnostics and remote monitoring.
Do I need AG4 Mapper to use Atlas?
The Mapper, operated by certified partners, is the most direct way to survey the area. Existing boundaries can also be imported from KML, Shapefile or GeoJSON files, subject to a data quality check.
Does the route take my machine into account?
Yes. Working width, dimensions and turning radius are part of the calculation. That's why the same field generates different routes for different machines.
Does the route improve over time?
Yes. The history of each executed operation feeds the system and improves the next routes.