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US policy enacts drones to legally collect data during crop production
[China Agricultural Machinery Industry News Network in recent years, with the development of unmanned aerial vehicles, aerial control operations can be applied not only should now be used more widely in agriculture. Recently, the policy promulgated by the United States means that agricultural drones can legally collect data during crop production.
US policy enacts drones to legally collect data during crop production
On Monday, Swiss startup Gamaya announced a successful financing of $3.2 million. The company uses drones and AI (artificial intelligence) to help farmers improve crop planting efficiency and save costs. Investing in Gamay includes former Nestlé CEO, Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Sandoz Foundation, and Swiss VC company VI Partners.
Gamaya is an independent company from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. It uses a hyperspectral camera to take pictures of farmers' fields. The camera can detect the spectrum of the earth. These spectra are invisible to human eyes. Hyperspectral photographs can show farmers changes in the field, such as water and fertilizer use, food production, and pests.
How is technology achieved? Gamaya will install the camera on the drone, grab detailed spectral images from the farmer's field, then use the AI ​​software to analyze the pictures, notify the farmers of the changes, and let them prevent them. Gamaya claims that farmers can use information to reduce costs, reduce fertilizer and water use, and increase crop yields.
Some big companies are also interested in using data and software to sell technology to farmers, such as Verizon and IBM. In 2013, Monsanto acquired the big data company Climate Corp for $1 billion to facilitate the company's sale of software to farmers.
In the United States, the FAA has recently enacted a new policy. After a case-by-case review, companies can use drones for commercial purposes. This policy is very important, which means that agricultural drones can legally collect data during crop production.
(Original title: American farmers have to use drones to plant a place...)