The usage areas of unmanned aerial vehicles are expanding day by day. These vehicles, which are used in many areas including health, shipping, mapping, security and agriculture, greatly facilitate human life. Especially in recent years, we see that drones are also used in agricultural and agricultural applications. At this point, we are here with the video where we had a small talk about agricultural drones with Baibars Mechatronics Aviation, which produces fully autonomous third generation agricultural unmanned aerial vehicles, and where we do agricultural spraying.
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We sprayed with an agricultural drone.
Efficiency is one of the greatest privileges that agricultural drones offer users. Unmanned aerial vehicles produced by Baibars Mechatronics Aviation, save up to 20 percent of medicine and up to 80 percent of water, not only think about the pocket of the user, but also can apply pesticides very quickly without crushing the field and without damaging the crop.
shiftdelete.netIt is worth noting that agricultural drones are fully autonomous. Here, they can easily adapt to the terrain thanks to obstacle and terrain recognition sensors. After determining the field boundary via GPS and giving the take off command, the drone takes care of the rest of the work. In this process, if the battery runs out or the tank is empty, it comes back and asks the user for a replacement.
When we leave the Baibars Mechatronics Aviation production area and come to a field where we will spray, our guest is the newest generation Baibars ND-22 agricultural drone. The drone, which can spray 700 to 750 decares per day and has a spraying width of 6 to 9 meters, has a carrying capacity of up to 32 liters. On the other hand, depending on the weather conditions, it can stay in the air for up to 15 minutes. It can spray an area of 20 to 22 decares with a single charge. Finally, it should be noted that it can be charged in 25 minutes.
At the same time, we had a small talk with İmeceMobil co-founder Göker Kuzucu about İmeceMobil, which has the most users among digital agricultural applications. Home to more than 150 thousand farmers, the free application helps its users with agricultural weather conditions, expert support, agricultural insurance and loans.
So what do you think about this subject? How do you see the future of agricultural drones? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.