Agriculture
Agriculture & Farming Drone Solutions
Aerial Crop & Livestock Monitoring/Mapping
Precision technology and crop monitoring from the sky using drones is poised to provide more efficient crop insights and to plan and manage operations more accurately.
Drone technology adds value throughout the seasons, from monitoring plant emergence right through to pre-harvest yield prediction and drainage planning for the next season.
Not only can drones accomplish tasks quickly and efficiently, but they also have low environmental and financial costs.
Stay one step ahead and see what you're not seeing from ground level.
Viewing from above is a real eye-opener and a moment of realisation that, until it is seen, is often underestimated.
Drone Crop Survey
Crop Health Monitoring
Drone Thermal Search
Beneficial Feedback
- Our drones can provide you with a holistic view of a crop’s growth.
- We currently offer vegetation data imagery based on the VARI algorithm, providing an affordable starting point that enables you to quickly & precisely identify issues, allowing you to target your field monitoring better.
- The High-resolution drone data allows you, as an agricultural professional or an agronomist, to assess crop vigour at different stages of growth.
- This VARI algorithm means you will not need to jump straight into the other deeper spectrums of analysis; those will be costlier and often used ONCE issues have been identified, or you generally require a deeper understanding of plant biology.
Additionally, we can fly our thermal drone to detect minor thermal differences, which can help identify potential irrigation issues and support precision agriculture.
Our Thermal Imaging Drone is an excellent tool for locating livestock. Whether animals have escaped or become lost in deep snow, it becomes time-critical to locate and assist in their recovery.
We all remember a particularly horrendous time in 2013 for farmers, one in particular here: a Conwy hill farmer's sheepdog had helped him find and rescue 70 ewes in just two days, but if a thermal drone search was available at the time...it could have possibly reduced that rescue to just several hours.
