American Robotics, an industrial drone developer specializing in agricultural automation, unveiled its flagship product Scout.

The Climate Corporation partners with Deveron UAS to deliver farmers advanced aerial imagery data combined with powerful analytics.

The new tools offer agriculture professionals improved field insights for use on and off the field. New capabilities include zone management, a basic prescription-writing tool and dynamic orthomosaic colormapping.

After field tests to assess the most effective and customer-centric ways of leveraging drone technology with its existing claims operation, Farmers will now expand the use of UAS technology to assist with residential property damage assessments and deliver an even more enhanced experience for its customers.

University of Maryland Extension, in cooperation with Virginia Tech and University of Delaware, is putting on the fourth annual Mid-Atlantic Precision Ag Equipment day, which will include top experts on agricultural equipment and machinery engineering.

Ag aviators are concerned about a recent change in registration for hobby drone users. The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled last week the Federal Aviation Administration must stop drone registration.

The funding will be used to further develop American Robotics’ integrated drone system for commercial farming and to expand the team.