USE OF DRONES
IN AGRICULTURE
The role of intelligent UAVs in agricultural inspections is to collect aerial data and, based on their analysis, provide advice on further actions.
Using drones is simple. To plan a route, it is enough to create a route on a mobile phone, easily start the drone and get a monitoring image.
What are the benefits of quadcopters in agriculture?
Field monitoring
Drones help agricultural land owners detect problems in their fields in time, such as lack of moisture or changes in plant growth.
Creation of field maps
Autel drones are good at surveying and mapping functions, helping farmers create land maps, survey and measure land area. Thanks to accurate 3D maps created by drones, farmers can better plan operations in the fields and optimize the application of fertilizers and chemicals.
Most drones are equipped with GPS systems for global positioning. Drones with RTK modules can also provide even more accurate centimeter-level data.
Irrigation of fields
Drones help to evenly distribute fertilizers and chemicals on the fields, which helps to save resources. And they also optimize watering, identifying areas where additional watering is needed or where it can be reduced.
Animal monitoring
Drones with a thermal imaging camera are used to monitor livestock and other animals on pastures and farms.
Detection of diseases and pests
Drones help in early detection of diseases and pests in the fields, which allows timely response and prevention of crop damage.
Collection of information
Drones equipped with cameras take high-quality photos and videos. Autel drones can shoot 6K and 8K video as well as infrared thermal imaging. The Autel EVO II Pro quadcopter is equipped with a 6K camera with 3x zoom, and the Autel EVO II Dual 640t drone can shoot 8K video and 640*512 infrared thermal imaging with 4x zoom.
