Drones
While traditional harvesting methods are labor-intensive, modern technologies promise to meet the demands of the expanding global market for fresh produce.
Acquisition marks strategic move to enhance crop research tools globally.
Its Flying Autonomous Robots employ advanced AI, machine learning, and computer vision to address agricultural labor shortages. These robots enhance the efficiency and quality of harvesting by ensuring minimal damage to fruits and selecting only the ripest for picking.
UgAi will help ensure a consistent supply and quality of fertilizers, integrate advanced technologies like drones and satellite imagery for crop monitoring, and address issues like shortages and price distortions.
The launch aligns with the “Make in India” initiative and aims to enhance agricultural efficiency through technology.
The collaboration aims to enhance crop yields and sustainability across eight states.
Innovative drone seeding technology boosts productivity and efficiency for local growers.
The program, aimed at enhancing farmer prosperity and reducing labor intensity, has successfully been implemented in key southern states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
CNH said its investment in Bem Agro follows over five years of successful commercial partnership with the drone-imaging startup.
Founder & CEO Agnishwar Jayaprakash discusses drones’ potential in transforming local agriculture landscape.
The main advantage of drones is the ability to apply nutrients not being tied by the limitations of field conditions.
Severe weather conditions can be neturalized with modern technologies.
They partially offset the costs associated with discounts given to UAS customers.
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