Advexure, one of North America’s leading drone solutions providers, and Aerobotics, a leader in precision agriculture analytics, are thrilled to announce their strategic partnership to present the DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral & Aerobotics Aeroview® Package.
Equipped with a 4/3″ CMOS 20MP RGB camera and a 4-band 5MP multispectral camera, the DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral unlocks the ability to capture both RGB and multispectral data in tandem, rendering a clear, comprehensive view of crop health and vigor. With flight times averaging 36-42 minutes, growers can map hundreds of acres in a day. Each image captures essential solar irradiance details, ensuring accurate vegetation indices.
“The DJI M3M has opened the doors to countless new operators in the agriculture industry due to its ease of use, compact size, and affordability. Now tie that in with the leading software for permanent crop analytics, and you have an incredibly simple solution that brings a tremendous value for those growers,” remarked Cody Thomas, VP of Business Development at Advexure.
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When integrated with the Aeroview® platform, these high-resolution images can be transformed into actionable insights. The web-based Aeroview® dashboard offers farmers plant-level insights, spatially visualized scouting findings, high-resolution map layers, and an array of tools to optimize agricultural operations. Whether it’s monitoring plant health (NDRE), vigor (NDVI), tree inventory information, or tree canopy size, the combined strength of Mavic 3M and Aeroview® provides a holistic view of an orchard’s health, positioning farmers for maximum yield.
James Paterson, Aerobotics CEO, shared, “Aerobotics is excited to announce the launch of a new package, combining the DJI M3M drone with our leading per tree data and crop analytics. This solution provides growers all over the world with access to a cost-effective precision agriculture solution, giving growers the ability to monitor and track each tree on the farm, and the tools to action the data in the field.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire