FJD AL01 3D Land Leveling System

Leveling for the next-level yield. The FJD AL01 is the first-generation GNSS 3D land leveling system, using GNSS and RTK high-precision positioning for farmland leveling and terrain planning. Precise terrain survey and design deliver a smooth, uniform surface that substantially improves water management and crop production.

The AL01 has been discontinued by FJDynamics and is no longer available new. We can still support existing systems; for new installs see the second-generation FJD AL02/AL02 Max.

GNSS-based, not laser-based

Say goodbye to the laser system's troublesome setup, limited signal coverage, and weather sensitivity. The AL01 achieves 2.5 cm accuracy, lifts efficiency by 40%, and covers a larger area than laser leveling under the same conditions.

Streamlined project design

Advanced mode runs a single three-step workflow: set the master and secondary benchmarks, draw the field boundary and collect interior points, then complete the design surface through parameter settings.

Terrain survey and design

Elevation data is collected through boundary mapping and interior point collection, largely eliminating environmental interference. Design tools include fill-and-excavation and earthwork movement analytics, slope design to trim terrain angles, and water flow direction settings for better water management.

Record reserve

Completed leveling tasks save automatically to the task list, so you can revisit historical records and reuse saved tasks instead of re-surveying.

Application scenarios

Reclaim wasteland, consolidate and level fields, convert slopes into terraces, and optimise water usage in rice paddies.

Proven results

Work efficiency	40% up
Fuel consumption	10% down
Water consumption	22% down

Specifications

Accuracy	2.5 cm (GNSS/RTK)
Control terminal	10.1-inch 1280x800, 300x190x43 mm, Android, 10-30 V, IP65
GNSS antenna	GPS L1/L2, GLONASS L1/L2, BDS B1/B2/B3; IP67
Handheld keypad	9-36 V, over 1 million click life, IP67
IMU	0.3 degree static accuracy
Radio	433/470 MHz, up to 100 W