By offering real-time, high-resolution aerial information, our platform empowers farmers with invaluable knowledge for precision agriculture, optimizing yields, and monitoring crop health.
Experience the efficiency of our ready-to-fly global coverage of skilled local drone operators, accelerating projects by up to 80% and simplifying data collection for any drone data needs.
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Benefits of Globhe for farmers
Transform your agriculture practices with Globhe's advanced drone data collection platform. Enhance crop management, livestock monitoring, and precision farming for increased yields and sustainable operations.
Crop Monitoring and Management:
Real-time monitoring of crop health, growth, and pest control for proactive interventions. Optimize resource allocation, irrigation, and fertilization based on accurate aerial data. Boost productivity and cost-efficiency through data-driven farming practices.
Livestock Monitoring:
Monitor livestock health, behavior, and grazing patterns to detect issues early on. Improve livestock management, minimize manual labor, and ensure animal welfare. Streamline operations and maximize profitability in livestock farming.
Precision Farming:
Generate precise field maps for optimal planting, irrigation, and targeted spraying. Enable precise application of fertilizers and pesticides, reducing environmental impact. Enhance crop yield, conserve resources, and promote sustainable agriculture practices.
Discover the remarkable potential of drone technology in agriculture through Globhe's advanced platform. Harness valuable insights, optimize efficiency, and embrace sustainable practices for a prosperous future in agriculture.
Plant Health
The use of drones in the solar power industry is a good fit for planning, building, and maintaining solar panels and farms. Traditionally, satellite imagery is used for these measurements. Still, it is rarely accurate or recent enough to rely entirely on in comparison to a drone’s ability to provide instant fresh data. Once a solar power installation is completed, drones help maintain the panels by performing routine inspections to identify potential risks, damage, or faulty cells.
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Using your mouse or mobile device, can you identify and collect all the data points in the scene below?
