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Terrain Pilot is designed to make advanced excavator guidance practical and easy to understand. Browse the questions operators and contractors ask most often.

01System overview
02Installation
03Operation & support
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01System Overview

Terrain Pilot is a multi-sensor excavator guidance system that uses GNSS, IMU and tilt sensors to monitor machine posture and bucket position in real time, enabling faster and more precise operation.

Terrain Pilot supports trenching, leveling, sloping, batter work, site cuts, foundation preparation and final trim through live bucket and grade guidance.

02Installation

Yes. Terrain Pilot is compatible with all excavator models and uses a flexible mounting approach that avoids permanent machine modifications.

No. Terrain Pilot is designed for straightforward installation without welding, permanent modification or complicated wiring. The GNSS receiver uses a magnetic mount for easy setup and transfer.

Yes. The system is designed for simple one-person installation with minimal setup and no complex debugging or calibration process.

03Operation & Training

No formal training is required. Terrain Pilot is simple to use. Operators can follow the video tutorial and start using the system immediately.

Yes. Terrain Pilot provides online support, setup resources and guidance to help operators resolve questions and keep the system working effectively.

Yes. Terrain Pilot receives ongoing software improvements based on operator feedback, research and real-world testing.