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arXiv AI By Timo Oksanen, Julius Gun

Machine-Readable Operator Manuals over the ISO 11783 Network for Offline, Multilingual LLM Assistance

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The paper investigates how to synchronize operator manuals with tractor-side assistants over ISO 11783 CAN buses, enabling offline, multilingual LLM assistance. It benchmarks data transfer using Markdown, JSON, and XML, finding that Markdown files transfer fastest and that retrieval‑augmented generation works well for English but less so for other languages. The study shows that a new parameter group can be added to existing ISO 11783 mechanisms, suggesting a path toward standardization.

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