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Aeronavics provide highlight for visitors at Fieldays
Raglan-based Aeronavics provided a highlight for visitors at the 2015 New Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays
The Innovation Centre was the place to be with Raglan-based Aeronavics being a popular spot for visitors attending the 2015 New Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays® at Mystery Creek.
Aeronavics designs and manufactures commercial drone solutions for applications in a variety of industries including the Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry sectors.
Those visiting the Aeronavics booth were intrigued to see the diversity of solutions that Aeronavics technology can offer them. These solutions range from an eye in the sky for monitoring stock, checking fences and waterways, to generating high accuracy 3D terrain models for landuse planning, surveying and Precision Agriculture, and multispectral sensors that measure plant growth and health.
Aeronavics quality systems solve a variety of problems for the primary industries. The systems are robust, easy to use and fit for purpose, whether it’s mustering sheep or inspecting crops. If you missed them at the New Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays®, you can find out more info via their Website and Facebook page: http://aeronavics.com/ www.facebook.com/Aeronavics
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