Maintaining accuracy with seed sensors improves seed spacing and population management. Often, optical sensors that use light beams for seed detection encounter the following problems:

• Dust can be easily confused as being a seed
• Doubles can actually appear as singles
• Dust can coat the eye of the sensor
• There is an increased risk of bounce when the sensor is mounted in the seed tube

WaveVision has been made to eliminate these common issues by using high-frequency radio waves to detect the seeds. The radio waves allow seeds to be seen as a mass, not a shape, and can see through dust, which gives farmers a huge advantage in seed spacing and control.

Don’t under-report your population because of inaccurate information sent to your monitor. Contact us to find out how to start using WaveVision today.