Incorporating INS with Carrier-Phase Differential GPS for Automatic Steering Control of a Farm Tractor

Authors

• David M. Bevly - Stanford University
• Andrew Rekow - Stanford University
• Bradford Parkinson - Stanford University

Topic

• Agricultural vehicles and equipment
• Global positioning systems (GPS)

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