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John Deere is looking to startups to help build tractors of the future.
The company announced this week its new Startup Collaborator program.
“Our focus for the Startup Collaborator is specifically on startups that want to work with John Deere in real-world customer environments to determine the technology readiness of their innovations,” said John Stone, senior vice president of Deere’s Intelligent Solutions Group, in a statement. “Innovation has been at the heart of John Deere for more than 180 years.”
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