Written by ABC Rural Thursday, 07 April 2011 22:54
It might seem like science fiction; hiring an unmanned aerial vehicle to check the health of your crop. But the University of Tasmania's Terraluma team is using unmanned flying machines, particularly helicopter-like devices in agriculture now. And the scientists are hoping to offer a crop mapping service, commercially in a couple of years. Read More
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