Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast.
In this week’s program we’re going to learn about a new term for UAV’s or unmanned aerial vehicles. I had a conversation with Bret Chilcott, AgEagle, who refers to them as “robotic aircraft” which are tractor tuff.
Here’s a photo of an AgEagle robotic aircraft product which is a fixed wing device. As you’ll hear Bret say in the program, they chose that design on purpose.
WELCOME TO AGEAGLE LLC
We help growers increase yields.
Our “tractor tuff” ™ robotic aircraft captures images from 400 feet above the ground of crops giving growers a cost effective method to identify areas of concern early. Near real time images provides rapid information so important decisions can be made to enhance plant growth.
Images can be captured in normal light as well as NDVI or vegetation index (plant stress) using near infrared light.
Our robust system is designed specifically for agricultural use. The robotic aircraft is robust and built “tractor tuff!” The AgEagle system can capture images of 620 acres in as little as 20 minutes.
AgEagle aerial imaging systems will be available in the spring / summer of 2012.
If you would like to learn more about how the AgEagle can help increase the yield of your crops, please drop us a note under the contact us tab.
Thank you.
Team AgEagle LLC
Neodesha, KS
Listen to this week’s ZimmCast here: AgEagle Robotic Aircraft
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