Corn Stand Count in Beta With the cold and rainy weather that much of the corn belt has experienced this year, it’s critical to monitor corn germination and emergence. Corn stand count from drone imagery can drive management decisions: Should I replant a portion of my field? How is my planter set-up working? Do IRead more
The drone business is risky business in the US. There are so many stories in the press promoting “fear” of drones that new capabilities of drones are often overlooked or worse, devalued.
Welcome to Agribotix Myranda Prentiss! We’re stoked at Agribotix to have Myranda Prentiss joining the team! Myranda is joining Agribotix as a GIS Intern, having just graduated from CU Boulder with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Applied Mathematics and a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Geology with an emphasis in Geophysics. Myranda has aRead more
Field Extractor Updated: Save more time with the integrated software We’re excited to release a new version of Field Extractor, an app that helps drone pilots manage their imagery. Flying drone systems over large farming areas can result in a tidal wave of data. It’s not hard to fill all your storage with dozens ofRead more
Colorado-based Market Leader in Drone-Enabled Software Demonstrates Global Potential, Economic Impact for Home State — Agribotix Wins $250,000 Advanced Industry Accelerator Grant — BOULDER, COLORADO, May 18, 2015 – In a competitive selection process, Colorado’s Advanced Industry Accelerator Grant Program awarded $250,000 to Agribotix. A pioneer in turnkey drone data collection and analysis, Agribotix offersRead more
Agribotix In the New York Times We are very excited that Agribotix is featured in an article today (Saturday) by the New York Times that brings the discussion on drone use for agriculture to the national stage. The article highlights the significant benefits drones provide to farmers, while also acknowledging the regulatory complexities involved.
The Hornet LR Gets an Upgrade Our latest version of the Hornet fixed wing drone features a brand new aerodynamic upgrade in the form of our unique elevon extensions. Elevons are the moving control surfaces on the trailing edges of the wings that allow a flying wing to maneuver through the air. The original hornetRead more
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