The future of automated agricultural drones

Automated agricultural drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have the potential to revolutionize the way we approach agriculture. These drones are equipped with sensors, cameras, and other types of technology that allow them to collect data on crops, soil conditions, and other factors that can impact the growth and health of crops.

The first truly impact-resistant drone

After four years in development, Flyability has unveiled the Elios-3 drone, which is capable of autonomous flight and features some of the most advanced 3D scanning technology on the market, thanks to its artificial intelligence, on-board LIDAR system, 4K resolution camera, thermal camera, remote sensors and built-in Nvidia video card.

Maple fruit inspired a drone that spins on its own axis

The prototype drone proved to be extremely energy-efficient: it spent more than 24 minutes in the air on a single charge. The maple fruit is a favourite of many children, and when thrown into the air it spins downwards for a long time, but no one had any idea what a great drone could be made from its construction.