The debate around autonomous systems is often abstract. But at AGRITECHNICA 2025, it becomes tangible – with real-world applications, operational technology, and a clear vision of how agriculture can become more resilient, efficient, and secure through systemic control architectures.
“Being among the global innovation leaders is a strong testament to German ingenuity, creativity, and precision ‘made in Germany’... We will continue to shape the framework conditions so that new technologies can have broad practical impact.” – German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL)
This is exactly where Arnold NextG comes in with its NX NextMotion system:
A fully certified drive-by-wire platform, specifically developed for safety-critical off-road and mixed operation scenarios. NX NextMotion enables fully digital control of propulsion, steering, braking, and secondary functions – with multi-channel redundancy, 2oo3 sensor validation, integrated cybersecurity, and OTA update capability.
The platform supports multiple control modes: manual (via joystick or tablet), semi-autonomous (via control station), and fully autonomous (with AD stack). This makes NX NextMotion the technological backbone for systems ranging from assisted to fully self-driving.
What visitors can expect at the Arnold NextG booth:
Its core architecture is based on a deterministic multi-CPU platform, supports more than 2,000 safety-relevant diagnostic routines per cycle, and offers millisecond-level reaction times – even during complex task distribution in swarm environments.
Why does this matter? Because it’s not just about technology.
It’s about:
Autonomy is rolling in – take your seat.
Visit Arnold NextG at AGRITECHNICA 2025, Hall 21, Booth H05.
Experience NX NextMotion in action: remote control, swarm operation, safety architecture.
Talk to our development team – or book access to a dedicated technical briefing in advance.
Together we control what moves.
“Being among the global innovation leaders is a strong testament to German ingenuity, creativity, and precision ‘made in Germany’... We will continue to shape the framework conditions so that new technologies can have broad practical impact.” – German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL)
This is exactly where Arnold NextG comes in with its NX NextMotion system:
A fully certified drive-by-wire platform, specifically developed for safety-critical off-road and mixed operation scenarios. NX NextMotion enables fully digital control of propulsion, steering, braking, and secondary functions – with multi-channel redundancy, 2oo3 sensor validation, integrated cybersecurity, and OTA update capability.
The platform supports multiple control modes: manual (via joystick or tablet), semi-autonomous (via control station), and fully autonomous (with AD stack). This makes NX NextMotion the technological backbone for systems ranging from assisted to fully self-driving.
What visitors can expect at the Arnold NextG booth:
- Interactive by-wire demonstrators for agricultural technology
- Live remote operation using joystick, tablet, and central control station
- In-depth insights into safety architecture, redundancy management, and real-time diagnostics
- Direct exchange with system developers, software engineers, and application experts
Its core architecture is based on a deterministic multi-CPU platform, supports more than 2,000 safety-relevant diagnostic routines per cycle, and offers millisecond-level reaction times – even during complex task distribution in swarm environments.
Why does this matter? Because it’s not just about technology.
It’s about:
- Secure food production in times of skilled labour shortages
- Digital sovereignty in European hands
- Modular platforms for real-world use in the field, on the farm, and on public roads
Autonomy is rolling in – take your seat.
Visit Arnold NextG at AGRITECHNICA 2025, Hall 21, Booth H05.
Experience NX NextMotion in action: remote control, swarm operation, safety architecture.
Talk to our development team – or book access to a dedicated technical briefing in advance.
Together we control what moves.
