Description
A laser land leveler is an agricultural tool that uses laser technology, a tractor-mounted receiver, and a hydraulic-controlled bucket to create a perfectly flat or uniformly sloped field surface. It precisely removes soil from high points and fills in low spots (within $\pm$2 cm), which optimizes irrigation water usage by up to 35%, improves crop germination, and enhances overall farming efficiency.
Key Components
A laser land leveling system comprises five main parts:
A laser land leveling system comprises five main parts:
- Laser Transmitter: Generates a rotating laser beam (reference plane) across the field.
- Laser Receiver: Mounted on the scraper, it catches the beam and detects height changes.
- Control Box: Processes signals from the receiver to command the hydraulics.
- Hydraulic System: Lifts or lowers the bucket based on the control box signals.
- Drag Bucket/Scraper: A sturdy, steel bucket that scrapes, carries, and dumps soil to level the land.
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