Precision agriculture

Thanks to high-precision imaging, drones can detect pest-affected areas before significant damage occurs. This early detection allows for rapid and targeted intervention, reducing the unnecessary use of chemicals.

Drones equipped with multispectral or thermal cameras can identify areas with water shortages or excesses. This facilitates more efficient irrigation, reducing water waste and ensuring that crops receive the optimal amount.

Drones can spray pesticides or fertilizers accurately and evenly, even in hard-to-reach areas. This reduces costs, time, and worker exposure to chemicals.

Using advanced technologies, drones are capable of automatic sowing and applying fertilizers to specific areas. This method increases planting efficiency and uniformity, saving resources and improving yields.