Do you also do fawn rescue?
Do you also do fawn rescue?
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No, our camera system is not designed for that.
The drone typically flies at an altitude of around 60 meters.
The drone typically flies at an altitude of around 60 meters.
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The drone typically flies at an altitude of 60 m and a speed of 5 m/s.
How many hectares can you cover per hour?
How many hectares can you cover per hour?
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Depending on local conditions, we achieve over 60 ha/h.
Can you fly anywhere?
Can you fly anywhere?
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Highways, residential areas, wind farms, and power lines limit our operational areas a bit, but feel free to reach out anyway - we always find a solution.
What about bad weather?
What about bad weather?
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The drone is splash-proof and protects the camera system, so light rain is no problem. Only the droplets between the camera and the ground become limiting factors. Normal wind does not affect the drone either but can reduce flight time.
Can i use Spot-Spray with my Sprayer?
Can i use Spot-Spray with my Sprayer?
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If you have an ISOBUS sprayer with a reasonably modern terminal, then probably yes.
How long does it take until I receive the map?
How long does it take until I receive the map?
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Usually, it takes around 24 hours from the flight to the finished map. The fastest map so far was ready for use on the sprayer after just 3 hours.
Which sprayer can I use your maps with?
Which sprayer can I use your maps with?
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We work closely with equipment manufacturers - which is why we can provide maps for all sprayer and terminal brands.
Do i need RTK?
Do i need RTK?
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For Spot Spraying, RTK is required to enable precise single-nozzle control and maximize savings. Our drone uses SAPOS RTK. If another provider is used, we adjust the map accordingly.
For Patch Spraying, RTK is not strictly necessary. With cluster-forming weeds, lower accuracy is often sufficient, and savings still typically exceed 80 percent.