How Easy UAV Became An Industry Leading Developer And Integrator Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems
How Easy UAV Became An Industry Leading Developer And Integrator Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems. Integrity, quality and safety are the key pillars that Easy UAV has based its business on. The company has a strong belief that personal / commercial UAV’s (Drones) have a massive role to play in society. Easy UAV supplies this game-changing technology within the African continent.
Its systems can be used for Surveying, SWAT, Anti-Poaching, Crop Science, Live Stock Control, Fire Fighting, Search & Rescue (SAR), Mapping, Real Estate Photography, Disaster Site Monitoring & Mapping, Solar Panels, Agriculture, Forestry Management, Crime Situational Awareness, Illegal Immigrant Control, Coastal Surveillance and Emergency communications network.
Monitoring fields takes time and manpower. Drones can sweep through and take stock, inspecting for slow-growing plants that might need a hit of nitrogen or some other remedy. Sensors that measure particular wavelengths of light absorbed and reflected by plants can generate colour contrast images that highlight problem areas in a field. An agricultural drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle applied to farming in order to help increase crop production and monitor crop growth. Sensors and digital imaging capabilities can give farmers a richer picture of their fields. This information may prove useful in improving crop yields and farm efficiency.
Easy UAV is an industry leading developer and integrator of unmanned aerial vehicle systems and all supporting sub-systems for a complete unmanned airborne solution for various facets of commercial use in Africa. Drone surveys are a faster, safer and more cost-efficient way to survey at height. Sometimes referred to as aerial surveys, UAS (UnmannedAerial System) surveys, or UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) surveys, drone surveys are an increasingly popular method of surveying form the air.
Precision technology has driven the farming revolution in recent years. Monitoring crops from the sky using agricultural drones looks set to drive the next, as agronomists, agricultural engineers and farmers turn to drones to gain more efficient crop insights and to more accurately plan and manage their operations. The company’s solution will provide data to: Protecting crops from pests with exact doses and targeted applications of products; Allowing for responsible product use with less exposure; Efficiently using scarce agricultural area; and maximising harvest results.
