SEAD Artists Webinar: Drone Repeat – Introduction to the use of drones within Paludiculture
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Deploying the capability of drones as a combination of services to survey, spray and seed for both environmental and agricultural benefits – SEAD Artists
Deploying the capability of drones as a combination of services to survey, spray and seed for both environmental and agricultural benefits – SEAD Artists
Our consortium is a winner of the Paludiculture Exploration Fund, and is developing a solution for the use of drones in this area. This introductory video focuses on 3 key parts: a) Drones That Do b) Scaling the Technology (long flights, multiple drones to one operator) c) Remote Sensing
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