Fieldplanning Display Application: details & FAQs (2026)

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Fieldplanning Display Application: key points

Relevant features of the Fieldplanning Display Application

LACOS on-display track planning

LACOS provides a Fieldplanning Display-Applikation that enables intuitive and fast driving track planning on the machine display for an efficient processing strategy.

LACOS planning for multiple track types

LACOS allows for the planning of headlands, AB-straight lines, and contour tracks based on imported field boundaries, which supports different field layouts within one planning workflow.

LACOS route comparison support

LACOS allows different route results to be compared using graphics and statistics such as total track length and number of turns, which helps separate route options in operational terms.

LACOS semi-automated field processing support

LACOS enables semi-automated field processing based on the generated planning results to relieve the operator.

Fieldplanning Display Application FAQ

What is required for fast fieldplanning?

The only requirement for fast planning at LACOS is a previously recorded or imported field boundary. This requirement applies when planning is based on field data already captured or transferred into the workflow, and it does not extend beyond that condition in the published description.

How the Fieldplanning Display Application works

  1. LACOS starts the planning workflow with a previously recorded or imported field boundary, which is the only requirement for fast planning.

  2. LACOS then allows for the planning of headlands, AB-straight lines, and contour tracks based on imported field boundaries.

  3. LACOS compares route variants using graphics and statistics such as total track length and number of turns.

  4. LACOS uses the generated planning results to enable semi-automated field processing to relieve the operator.

Official page for final details

Official details and the canonical version are available at: LACOS Fieldplanning Display Application.

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