While the tractor keeps the row on its own, the operator, even a seasonal worker on day one, can plan the day, tag the field and take over safely when a person steps into the row.
A detachable horizontal dashboard for control, a vertical screen on the pillar for navigation, and a rotary knob under the right hand.

A hardware-agnostic kit moves across a mixed fleet. Every machine shares its job, progress and take-over state, so the crew sees who needs a hand.
On a bumpy row a fingertip misses. Every touch gesture has a knob equivalent, so the same rail works with eyes on the trees.


Today's jobs carry a colour and an AUTO or MANUAL tag. Zoom out and the same language plans the whole week, with a line for "now".


Expert reviewers praised the clarity of the layout and a kit that protects what farmers already own. Next: a quick-message channel so crews can coordinate shared tasks.