Drones

Photo: Intelinair
22-08 | News

Intelinair, Eiwa announce research collaboration and distribution agreement

The electric Pelican can carry up to 540 lbs (245 kgs) or 70 gallons (265 litres) of liquid and spray up to 240 acres per hour. - Photo's: Pyka
14-08 | News

Pyka gets approval to operate its autonomous crop spraying aircraft in US

TerraClear produces most of the rock maps using imagery provided by its drone partners. - Photo's: TerraClear
18-07 | Article

How drones make rock-picking more efficient

Paris Cockinos: “In 2014 a drone could fly for around 8 minutes. Today, a drone can fly 40 to 50 minutes. By 2030, they will fly for three to four hours, still using batteries.” - Photo: Sphere Drones
11-07 | Article

Drones will fly for hours and carry much larger loads

Drone as used during the field test. - Photo: Willemijn Stolk
10-07 | News

Drones successfully deployed to deter geese on 1,000 hectares of grassland

A new ISO spray drone standard and a best practice guide are being developed to help standardise regulations across the world. - Photo: Leading Edge
03-07 | Article

Setting drone spraying standards

Learning how to fly a drone is not too difficult. If a farmer knows how to operate a tractor, he should be able to fly a drone. - Photo: XAG
27-06 | Article

‘Get a professional opinion when buying a drone’

Guardian Agriculture’s SC1 offers a real alternative to aerial spraying. - Photo: Guardian Agriculture
26-06 | Article

What’s new in our Ag-drone buying guide 2023/2024?

A scientific study carried out in the USA compared the drift from spray drone compared with a standard boom sprayer. - Photo's: Bayer Crop Science
13-06 | Article

Exclusive report: Research reveals how to cut drift from spray-drones

Photo: MRR drones
08-06 | News

Dutch startup uses AI to teach drone to fly fully autonomously




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