What kind of preparation and daily work do you need to do to use agricultural drones?

Know regulations and permit requirements: Before operating an agricultural drone, learn about local aviation regulations and drone operating requirements. Make sure to obtain the necessary licenses or registrations and follow all relevant regulations.

Get to Know Your Drone: Familiarize yourself with the controls and functions of the agricultural drone you use. Read and understand the owner's manual to learn what each control does and how it's set up.

Flying place selection: choose a place suitable for flying, away from obstacles such as crowds, buildings and utility poles. Make sure the field is open and free of potential safety risks.

Flight Plan: Before taking off, create a detailed flight plan. Identify areas of farmland to monitor or operate, taking into account factors such as flight altitude, flight path, and time of day.

Pre-flight inspection: Before each flight, a pre-flight inspection is performed to ensure the safety and reliability of the drone. Check the drone's battery levels, propellers, sensors, and connections to make sure everything is working properly.

Flight Safety: Make sure you stay safe during your flight. Observe the following principles:

KEEP LINE OF SIGHT: Always maintain line of sight to your drone and don't fly out of sight.

Avoid No-Fly Zones: Know and avoid flying in no-fly or restricted areas.

Be aware of weather conditions: Avoid flying in adverse weather conditions such as strong winds, heavy rain or thunderstorms.

Keep stable: Keep the drone flying stably and avoid fast and violent maneuvers.

Maintain communication: Maintain good communication with other personnel and make sure they are aware of your flight plans and activities.

Data collection and analysis: According to the flight plan, use the drone to collect images, videos or other data of the agricultural field. Ensure that data collection is complete, accurate, and properly preserved. Data were analyzed and interpreted using appropriate software and tools.

Post-flight processing: After completing the flight, perform corresponding post-processing work. Including drone cleaning, data backup and organization, battery charging, etc.

Maintenance and upkeep: Follow proper care and maintenance guidelines to conduct regular inspections and maintenance on your drone

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