For XMobots, the best advertising is done by our customers, people who use our equipment every day - under the most varied conditions with the expectation of great results. And when the result of this recognition comes in the form of an institutional video, there are no words to describe how proud we are.
That was our reaction when we received the video from ATVOS presenting the MAP (Precision Aerial Mapping) project, a pilot project developed by Polo Taquari that was born with the proposal to use the Echar 20C HA to gather strategic data.
MAP began in 2016 at the Costa Rica and Alto Taquari units. As a result of the mapping, ATVOS now obtains reliable data for topographical and qualitative studies of the terrain, enabling precise analysis of data such as soil slope, water runoff, contour allocation, soil systematization and preparation, weed identification, identification of planting failures, calculation of bagasse and biomass volume, among other analyses, generating more agility, reliability and savings.
As ATVOS points out in the video itself, MAP provides us with a wide range of valuable information for decision-making, correcting faults and enabling us to anticipate actions, as well as guaranteeing great operational savings and optimizing our production.
The Taquari Pole project was so successful that ATVOS is extending MAP to all the group's sugar-energy units. To this end, four more Echar 20C HA units have been purchased and will go into operation this April.
One of the largest sugarcane groups in Brazil, ATVOS has the installed capacity to process 36 million tons per harvest, producing 3 billion liters of ethanol, 700,000 tons of sugar, as well as co-generating 3,100 GWh of electricity per harvest.