That's one mean-looking tractor!
<http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/16/future-of-farming-driverless-tractors-ag-robots.html>
The autonomous driving trend isn't limited to large farm machinery.
There's also interest in smaller tractors and ag robots, and some see
them working in groups of five or more in a swarm-like action.
Of course, all that machinery will produce and consume vast amounts of
data, all of which will need low-latency telecommunications. The
communication may be wireless, but it will need ubiquitous fibre for
backhaul. Our politicians really should have extracted their digits a
decade or so ago and begun aggressively rolling out fibre.
--
David Boxall | When a distinguished but elderly
| scientist states that something is
http://david.boxall.id.au | possible, he is almost certainly
| right. When he states that
| something is impossible, he is
| very probably wrong.
--Arthur C. Clarke
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