OSAKA -- Japanese machinery maker Kubota is planning to commercialize the country's first unmanned tractors and other farming equipment capable of remote monitoring as early as 2026, Nikkei has learned.
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The equipment will be capable of level 3 automatic operations, meaning they can be monitored from off-site locations. (Photo courtesy of Kubota)
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