The use of plant protection drones can attract more young people to engage in the plant protection drone industry.
This kind of technology also generates secondary employment opportunities in rural areas, from drone operator to computer engineering positions, contributing to the professionalization of agricultural services.
Finally, more accurate and efficient crop protection technologies can also help build climate resilience.
In our experience, drones use up to 90% less water than backpack sprayers, helping farmers to conserve vital resources, particularly in areas of water scarcity. And with greater accuracy, there is less waste and less risk of runoff or unintended environmental impact.
