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Russia uses VR head display to control UAV in Russian-Uzbekistan battlefield to strike
According to the Russian State News Agency, the Russian Ministry of Defense recently released a video of paratroopers using Boomerang VR head display to control the Kamikaze UAV ...
Different plant protection UAV applications: What can be done except pesticide spraying?
1. Crop sprayingCompared with the traditional pesticide spraying operation mode, the plant protection UAV can achieve automatic quantitative, accurate control and low spraying of p...
pesticide dusting drone
Spray drones are the latest innovation in agriculture technology. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are equipped with specially designed spraying systems that allow them to dis...
US military tries small drones to transport supplies to the frontline
According to the American Naval Association, on February 23rd, U.S. Marine Corps Commander David Berger signed the 'Marine Corps Design 2030' supporting logistics vision. This docu...
What is agricultural modernization like
Intelligent agricultural machineryIn a test field, unmanned tractors move forward, reverse, and turn freely.'Dozens of Beidou satellites provide positioning services for it, integr...
Intelligent agriculture field crop intelligent planting scientific research, learning the frontier knowledge of agriculture
In order to develop smart agriculture, the country has invested a lot of power in terms of funds, scientific research, and policies, especially in terms of technology and scientifi...
Japanese media: Japan uses drones to develop cutting-edge agriculture
According to the report of Nihon Keizai Shimbun on February 10, Japan is using small UAVs to develop cutting-edge agriculture. Previously, it was mainly used to spray pesticides on...
How do we choose when the plane sprays pesticides and no one is there?
Recently, in a large rice field in Jianghai Village, Nanqiao Town, Fengxian District, Shanghai, with the roar of the engine, an agricultural plant protection drone flew at a low al...













