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GOLD MEDALS
The Gold Medals
A GOLD MEDAL FOR INNOVATIONS IS
AWARDED TO A PRODUCT WITH A NEW CONCEPT,
OF WHICH TO A PRODUCT THE FUNCTION HAS CHANGED
SUBSTANTIALLY AND THE USE OF WHICH
ALLOWS A NEW PROCESS TO BE IMPLEMENTED,
OR ESSENTIALLY MODIFIES AND IMPROVES A KNOWN PROCESS
Claas
Hall 13, Stand E02
“CEMOS”
The electronic machine-optimising
service (CEMOS) from
Claas is an interactive setting assistance
system that contains all
settings of all the combine assemblies
for different crops and
harvesting conditions and guides
the driver step by step to the
optimal machine setting. Holistic
optimising of the combining
process is thus made possible
for the fi rst time with the aid
of a machine-supported setting
assistant system. Modern combines
are admittedly equipped
with programmed setting values
in their information system
for average harvest conditions.
However, when optimising the
settings the driver often only
alters them slightly to cater to
the prevailing harvesting conditions.
As a result, most combines
harvest with working rates
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and work qualities that fall short
of the technical potential of the
machine.
The CEMOS system analyses
the current situation, devises
optimisation steps systematically
from the data obtained and sug-
Claas
Hall 13, Stand E02
Claas Auto Fill
New Holland
Hall 3, Stand C21
Automatic ejector manifold
and ejector fl ap control
(tower control)
Chopping is demanding harvesting
work. The goal is to achieve
optimal fi lling performance with
low stress, risk and fi eld losses.
The 3-D scanner allows automatic
fi lling of the transport
units by day, in mist and by
night. Both the ejector manifold
and the fl ap of the chopper
are automatically oriented to
the trailer contours. The driver
no longer needs to concentrate
on fi lling the trailer. This high-
gest these to the driver. The system
also takes into account the
given basic settings and equipment
variants. The driver can
accept the suggested setting or
request an alternative. If he accepts
a suggested setting, he is
level driver-release system substantially
enhances the quality
of work, effi ciency and occupational
safety.
notifi ed for sensor-monitored
settings whether the work result
has improved or not. The
CEMOS also draws the driver’s
attention at an early stage
to confl icting targets, such as
for example an increase in the
broken grain component in the
case of intensive threshing out
and the technical limits of the
selected setting.
In a dialogue with the system,
it can maximise the work
quality and working rate of the
combine up to its technical limits.
CEMOS is thus a trailblazing
milestone in improving effi -
ciency of grain crop harvesting.
Competence Center
ISOBUS, (CCI)
Hall 27, Stand G33
Cross-manufacturer ISOBUS
operating concepts, (initiated
by the fi rms Amazonen-Werke,
Grimme, Krone, Kuhn, Lemken
and Rauch)