Midwest | AVP_Matt - 8/29/2025 14:39 *I'm not a lawyer* That said, if you're not monetizing this workaround in any way, I doubt you have any legal trouble from that angle. But if you're working around a safety feature (I'm assuming that's why it is the way it is), be prepared to assume ALL liability for the performance of your autonomous system.
Yep, the editing limit is to make sure the DRIVEN boundary is the one used. Not some boundary that a person on a computer miles or continents away messed with after it was driven.
Will you idea work? Maybe. What happens if the autonomous tractor hits a power pole on the edge of your edited boundary? I'm guessing the blame will fall your way and tractors and power companies aren't cheap |
John Deere Boundaries
