PerPlant lands Valtra deal to put its AI crop sensor on tractors straight from the factory

Tractor maker Valtra will offer PerPlant's dual-camera sensor installed directly at the factory. The roof-mounted system directs real-time spot spraying and variable-rate chemical application during regular tractor runs. This integration allows farm operators to cut chemical inputs without buying dedicated sprayers or conducting separate mapping passes.

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