The Future of Precision Farming

Where is the agricultural drone industry headed?

Agriculture is the second largest commercial market for drones after construction, and contributes $32 billion worth of services to farmers,  and Global Market Insights predicts the agricultural drone market size will pass $1 billion, and 200,000 units, by 2024. Plummeting costs of drone, camera and sensor technology and more sophisticated software are contributing greatly to the adoption level.

Can drone software help with food security?

By making farms more efficient and boosting production, drones, and the software that runs on them, can adapt to the world's rising population and combat world food shortages. By applying fertilizer with precision, drones reduce greenhouses gases in the atmosphere, fighting climate change. And by monitoring for pests and diseases, drone software improves the quality of our crops and the quality of our food.

Put drones to work and gain greater insight

Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are the latest in precision agriculture. Whether you want the drone
to generate a 3D map, detect crop health, distribute seeds or spray crops, Chetu's software can make that happen.

Drones and Artificial Intelligence

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Through machine learning software, agricultural drones can adapt to terrain to navigate better, research and evaluate crops and livestock based on data and conditions, and make advanced judgment calls about where to spray and plant with little to no human intervention.

Agricultural Drone Analysis Technology

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Use drone software platforms integrated with Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) indicators for instantaneous crop health analyses. Farmers can also use digital imaging and aerial sensor technology to detect irrigation issues, soil variance, and crop infestation, and then upload their finding to a precision agriculture planning platform.

Agricultural Drone Spraying Software

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Our software configures drones and allows them to perform aerial spraying over a field: either fertilizer, pesticide or another regulation-approved liquid. This aerial spraying maximizes crop absorption compared to ground spraying, and lessens the effect of ground absorption.

Agricultural Drone Seeding Features

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Farmers and growers can use mechanical devices attaches to agricultural drones to sow seed pods in fields, working alongside a sensor network. Our software controls the distribution and placement of these seed pods, and interfaces the sensor network with the drones themselves through APIs.

3D Modeling for Agricultural Drones

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Working alongside ground-based electromagnetic, optical and acoustic sensors, agricultural drones have 3D mapping capabilities that allow farmers to create an exact 3D replica of the crop. Our software can then analyze this 3D map in real time and generate detailed analytics of seed patterns and numerous other metrics.

4 rotors plant protection UAV 10KGS agriculture drone sprayer

Intelligent Agriculture is the trend of all over the world. And the intelligent drone act as a important role in this world plan.

Agriculture spraying drone can replace the traditional pesticide sprayer and it's speed is 40times of the traditional sprayer. It will save 90% water and 30%-40% pesticide. Small droplet diameter make the pesticide more well-distribute and improve the effect. At the same time, it will make the people faraway from the pesticide and reduce the pesticide remain of the crop.