To request a precision spraying demonstration, you simply contact us through our website, email, or phone, and provide some initial details about your farm and equipment. We then work with you to schedule a convenient time to showcase our technology, either on our machine or yours, allowing you to see the plant-level precision firsthand. Read the overview article about Request a precision spraying demonstration
What are the practical steps to request a precision spraying demonstration?
The process for requesting a precision spraying demonstration involves three main steps: making initial contact, providing key information about your operations, and scheduling the session with our team. We have designed this procedure to be straightforward, ensuring we can quickly understand your needs and arrange a valuable and relevant demonstration of our technology.
- Make Initial Contact: The first step is to reach out to us. The easiest way is by visiting our contact page and filling out the form. You can also call or email us directly. We pride ourselves on being responsive and aim to reply within 24 hours to get the conversation started.
- Provide Initial Information: To tailor the demonstration effectively, we will ask a few questions about your current setup and goals. Be prepared to discuss topics like: What sprayer brand and type do you currently use? What are your primary crops and field sizes? What specific challenges are you trying to solve (e.g., reducing chemical use, managing resistant weeds, improving application consistency)? This helps us determine which features, such as Hi-Res Spot Spraying or Row & Pattern Spraying, would be most beneficial to showcase.
- Schedule the Demonstration: Once we have a clear picture of your needs, our team will work with you to find a suitable date and location. We can perform the demonstration at our facility, a partner’s location, or even on your own farm. We are flexible and aim to propose a date promptly after our initial discussion so you can see the benefits of our LeapBox system in action as soon as possible.
What is the step-by-step process on the day of a precision spraying demonstration?
On the day of a precision spraying demonstration, you will experience a structured session that includes a welcome and safety briefing, a detailed technical overview, a live field demonstration, and a concluding Q&A to discuss results and next steps. Our goal is to give you a complete and transparent look at how our technology performs in a real-world setting, from setup to execution.
- Arrival and Safety Briefing: Upon your arrival, our specialist will welcome you and begin with a brief introduction to the day’s agenda. We will conduct a short but thorough safety briefing to ensure everyone is aware of the operational procedures and safety measures around the machinery.
- System Overview: We will walk you through the technology, explaining how our LeapBox hardware and LeapSpace software work together. You’ll learn how our system achieves plant-level precision of 25×25 cm, maintains constant pressure for optimal droplet size, and integrates with task maps from providers like drone services.
- Live Field Demonstration: This is where you see the theory put into practice. We will run the sprayer in a field, demonstrating key features like individual nozzle control, perfect turn compensation, and spot spraying that can reduce chemical use by up to 99%. You will be able to see the immediate start and stop of each nozzle and the uniform application across the boom.
- Review and Q&A Session: After the field run, we will review the results. We can show you the as-applied data in LeapSpace, confirming the precision of the application. This is the perfect time to ask detailed questions and discuss how the system would fit into your specific operations. We will then outline the next steps, such as providing a custom configuration and quote.
How can you arrange a precision spraying demonstration on your own sprayer?
You can absolutely arrange a precision spraying demonstration on your own sprayer, as our LeapBox system is designed to be installed on all brands and types of machines. To do this, simply mention it during your initial request, and we will ask for some specific technical details about your equipment to ensure compatibility and plan for the temporary installation. This allows you to see exactly how our technology enhances the equipment you already own.
What technical information about my current sprayer is needed for a demonstration?
We will need to know the make, model, and year of your sprayer. Additionally, we’ll ask for details about the boom, such as its width, number of sections, and nozzle spacing. Information about your current terminal and whether it is ISOBUS-compatible is also important. This data allows us to prepare the correct components for a seamless temporary installation.
How much extra time should be planned for fitting components to my sprayer?
When demonstrating on your existing machine, you should plan for some additional time for the setup process. Our technicians are highly efficient, but mounting the LeapBox system and connecting it to your sprayer’s systems takes careful work. The exact time depends on the complexity of your machine, but we will provide a clear estimate when we schedule the demonstration.
What are the conditions for requesting a precision spraying demonstration on an existing sprayer?
The primary condition is that your sprayer must be in good working order, particularly the hydraulic and electrical systems. Before confirming the demo, we may perform a preliminary compatibility check based on the technical information you provide. Our goal is to ensure a safe and successful demonstration that accurately reflects the performance of our technology on your equipment.
Conclusion
Requesting a precision spraying demonstration is a simple and direct process designed to give you a hands-on understanding of our technology. By contacting us and providing a few details about your operation, you can schedule a session to see firsthand how our LeapBox system delivers on its promises of plant-level precision, significant chemical savings, and improved efficiency. Whether on our machine or yours, a live demonstration is the best way to see the future of farming in action.
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