Drones are quickly taking over a number of different sectors, and many are asserting that they will soon be flying through fields, usurping many roles currently fulfilled by farmers.

Agriculture is one of the industries where drones will make a big impact in the coming years. A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the potential market for agricultural drones is $32.4 ...

James Cook University researchers have developed a focused tutorial to help advance the use of artificial intelligence in ...

Agriculture was touted as one of the first industries that would leverage the rapid development of commercial-grade small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAVs) and incorporate them into its practices.

As drone adoption is increasing, India’s vast and diverse geography, traditional battery technologies are proving inadequate.

It’s been estimated that agriculture could account for 80% of the commercial drone market, according to the Association of Unmanned Vehicles Systems International (AUVIS).

Sweetwater’s spray drones are a good fit for Midwestern production agriculture, Gripp says. They can handle any type of terrain or elevation and still achieve near 100% coverage.

Farmers may start using a cattle drone instead of a cattle call to keep tabs on their livestock. Drones will be the future of advanced agriculture data, said Michael Valivullah, chief technology ...

The drone industry is still ascending, but weaker commercial funding could knock some of the wind out of the technology.