Aerial Imaging for Crop Health

• Drones equipped with multispectral or thermal cameras scan large fields quickly.

• They detect early signs of disease, pest stress, or nutrient deficiency.

• NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) maps guide spot treatments.

Precision Spraying

• Drones spray fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides only where needed.

• Results in up to 30% chemical savings and reduces environmental runoff.

• Useful in inaccessible, hilly, or fragmented farm plots.

Soil & Field Analysis

• Before planting, drones map soil variation and moisture zones.

• Helps determine optimal seeding patterns and irrigation strategies.

• Increases input efficiency and crop uniformity.

Real-Time Data for Decision Making

• Live feeds and data analytics help farmers:

  • Track growth stages

  • Plan harvest schedules

  • Monitor replanting needs

• Integrated with AI/ML dashboards for actionable insights.

Disaster & Insurance Assessments

• After floods, droughts, or storms, drones rapidly assess crop damage.

• Creates geo-tagged imagery for crop insurance claims and disaster relief.

• Reduces human bias and speeds up relief processes.

Boosting Productivity

• Faster monitoring of large land areas (100+ acres in minutes).

• Reduced labor dependency, especially during crises like pandemics.

• Supports data-driven farming for higher yields and better profits.

Integration with Other Tech

• Linked to AI platforms (e.g., CropIn, Fasal) for forecasting and yield mapping.

• Pairs with IoT soil sensors and weather data for comprehensive farm intelligence.