Technology

Drone mapping / Crop health

Fınd the pıxel that matters

Drone mapping, crop health and aerial imagery for farms that run real operations.

Circular alfalfa field mapped in greens with amber concentrated along the outer ring.
NDRE map of a center pivot. Outer edge: flagged. Nozzles: ok. Cause: speed setting.

What we do

Fly the field. Map it. Flag what matters.

Crop health mapping

Multispectral NDVI and NDRE maps that flag stressed, thin or under-watered ground before it shows from the road.

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Orthomosaics and field maps

Overhead photos stitched into one accurate map of every field, at about 1.3 inches per pixel.

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Aerial photo and video

Harvest, equipment and whole-operation shots for your records, your crew and your website.

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Field dashboard

Every map from every flight in one place your managers will actually open.

See the dashboard

Same field, two views

The photo shows a field. The map shows where to look.

The same patch of alfalfa, from the same flight. In color it all looks green. In NDRE, the stressed crop shows up in amber, and every flagged spot has GPS coordinates so your crew can walk straight to it and check.

Selected work

From the field.

We flew the field and found one setting worth changing. Here's the map.

From the air

Recent flights.

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How we work

One trip, everything you need.

  1. 01

    Plan

    We pick the fields, the bands and the timing with you, and handle airspace authorization where it's needed.

  2. 02

    Fly

    Mapping missions with a DJI Mavic 3M, flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot. Photo and video on the same trip.

  3. 03

    Process

    Orthomosaics and index maps built from every flight, then checked against what the crew sees on the ground.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Maps, photos and a field dashboard, plus the files in standard formats. Everything from the flight is yours.

Start a project

Got a field worth a look?

Send a few lines about the crop, the fields and what you want to know. You'll get a reply from the pilot who flies it.