Drones push the boundaries of forest cultivation and maintenance, redeeming wildlife and monitoring of large areas of farmland. They provide bird’s-eye view and obtain information, imagery, and data that may be hard to access by other methods. Drones not only act as an alternative method of forestry, wildlife and agriculture management with added safety to observe and study subjects but also are often less costly, more efficient, and more precise than traditional approaches.

The world’s natural forests and woodlands are shrinking due to the impact of climate change and many years of deforestation. Difficult to reach terrains and density of forests make access potentially dangerous and often require long journeys, adding to time and costs. We provide a range of platforms to help monitor forests/woodlands and gather important data quickly and efficiently to make decisions fast.

We improve agricultural data delivery, crop control and tracking of animals with precision targeting at a fraction of the time taken by traditional methods. Our variety of Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems operates in all vegetation.

Wildlife Conservation involving the protection of wild animal and plant species and their habitats is a priority across hotspots worldwide. Increasingly, UAVs are helping government agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to implement policies designed to protect wildlife.