This mobile application provides a system for autonomous pivoting. It is designed to offer a streamlined and efficient way to manage pivoting processes.
7.5.6
August 17, 2026
New/changed features - Fields Map screen: 1. Set map type to "satellite" (fields and rain) 2. Change how clicking a field works: * Displays field details (as in Fields screen - driest slice WB, Latest irrigation amount etc.) on click * Allow getting more info (Annual irrigation from April 1st, Crop type etc.) by clicking "Show more" button * Access the field (main) screen by clicking the blue arrow icon 3. Marker color changed to be the same as "basic mode" fields screen scheme (red/yellow/green/gray) - Pressure screen - add slices graphics 1. Slice label in background on Pressure screen 2. Added alternating background to slices horizontal area 3. Added gray background for out of field boundaries for wipers - Display data (as available) in Field screen for Ultralite systems - Added a button to generate an instantaneous weekly report in report settings screen Bug fixes - Notification on satellite image goes to recs screen - Rain map - some fields do not show at 1st - Improved search based on name
MoreAutonomous Pivot is a mobile application designed to provide a system for autonomous pivoting processes. It aims to streamline how these processes are managed.
Yes, Autonomous Pivot is available for free on the App Store. It does not require any payment to download or use.
Autonomous Pivot is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for the iOS ecosystem.
The latest version of Autonomous Pivot is 7.3.2, last updated on February 5, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though the exact frequency is not specified.
Autonomous Pivot has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages.
No, Autonomous Pivot does not contain advertisements. The app is free and does not display any ads.
Autonomous Pivot has a rating of 4.2 stars from 5 ratings. This suggests generally positive user sentiment.
Autonomous Pivot was developed by Yair Sharf.
