Tersus AG993 Featured in GPS World, Inside GNSS and Future Farming
Industry coverage highlights TAP satellite corrections, RTK backup and modular installation for agricultural vehicles.
Tersus GNSS | July 7, 2026
AG993 Automatic Steering System. Product visual: Tersus GNSS.
Tersus GNSS’ AG993 Automatic Steering System has been featured in three industry publications—GPS World, Inside GNSS and Future Farming—bringing its approach to precision agricultural guidance to readers across the GNSS and farming sectors.
The reports cover how AG993 combines conventional RTK support with Tersus Advanced Positioning (TAP), which delivers correction data through L-band satellite signals. When an RTK correction stream is temporarily interrupted, TAPFill can switch to TAP while keeping the positioning solution aligned with the RTK coordinate reference frame. This capability addresses a practical challenge for agricultural operations where cellular connectivity or access to local correction infrastructure can be limited. Inside GNSS
AG993 modular hardware, including the guidance controller, tablet terminal and electric steering wheel. Image: Tersus GNSS.
Coverage across GNSS and agricultural media
Future Farming published its AG993 report on July 2, 2026. The article explores the system’s modular installation, vehicle compatibility, guidance options and satellite correction backup, alongside the broader development of agricultural automation. AG993 was also added to the publication’s Autosteer Retrofit Kits Catalogue, with a dedicated profile covering installation requirements, system components and operating features. Future Farming report · Catalogue profile
Inside GNSS reported on AG993 on July 2, followed by GPS World on July 6. Both articles describe the combination of GNSS positioning, TAP satellite corrections and RTK support, as well as the system’s retrofit hardware architecture and automatic headland U-turn functionality. Inside GNSS · GPS World
Together, the articles and catalogue profile provide agricultural operators and dealers with additional resources for understanding AG993 and evaluating its suitability for their vehicles and field operations.