Smarter management of forests As homes to wildlife and natural carbon sinks, forests are an invaluable resource worldwide. They are also under threat for a

Pest detection As in the case with disease detection, pests often leave hallmark traces of activity. When these indications are spotted early via multispectral data,

Monitor large acreages Managing large farms requires lots of time and work – even in the most efficient farming operations growers may not have access

Terrain modelling One of the advantages of a calibrated multispectral sensor is the generation of aligned outputs, which can be used to create digital surface

Advanced crop scouting It is not always easy to stay up to date and aware of the problems that can be happening at the plant

Detect and monitor nutrient deficiencies Nutrient deficiencies often produce symptoms like chlorosis, low plant vigor, slowed growth, and low biomass. Most of these symptoms are invisible

Temporal analysis It is important to monitor a crop throughout the season, but accurate data comparison is only possible with a radiometrically calibrated sensor. Calibration

Input monitoring Fertilizers represent one of the highest input costs for farming operations and one of the most difficult aspects to manage. If applied in

COST REDUCTION Walking the fields will always be a part of farming, but getting out and walking large extensions costs an arm and a leg.

Identify and map drainage tiles A multispectral sensor with five bands allows for the creation of multiple indices. Similar to NDVI, the NDRE index uses

Fruit and crop Detection estimation One of the new applications in the field of artificial intelligence is estimating the amount of fruit in the garden.

Plant counting Multispectral sensors capture information that allows for more than just plant classification. This imagery can also feed algorithms information for plant detection and

Plant classification and species differentiation Manual classification of fruit trees or other plants can be time-consuming and cost intensive. In contrast, drone-based multispectral sensors capture

Irrigation & water management Water is an important yet scarce resource in agriculture. In regions where the levels of precipitation are too low to guarantee

Disease detection Multispectral sensors can highlight small changes in the health of crops. This is because multispectral imagery captures a critical part of the light

Insurance Agriculture can have major risks associated, such as drought, natural disasters, and pests. Farmers are heavily dependent on nature and weather conditions. For example,

Vegetation health mapping Not all problems are visible to the naked eye – especially during the early stages of a pest infestation, disease onset, or