Pilotless drones have had
the biggest impact on the battlefield, serving as eyes in the sky and
even as attack aircraft. But could they find another role, helping
farmers boost food production?
“Drones” are probably the most advanced
equipment in the field of robotics, aeronautics and electronics. The technical
name of drones is “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles” . They are aerial vehicles which
come in wide varieties of sizes, shapes and functions, which are controlled
either by remote or control systems from the ground. They are generally used to
carry out tasks in which manned flight is considered to be risky. Drones
mostly find use in military services to spying or to protect.
These machines are too expensive, but scientists
are trying to use these drones for agriculture. For example, GPS-guided
tractors to automated milking machines. These farmers can make their job faster
and more controlled, in fact they can produce more nourishment.
In my opinion, these drones have some advantages: are
good for helping the farmers because this is a job where they have to work with the
whole body and is very tired. Furthermore, drones could
help people in other tasks such as finding missing people or spying traffic
violation. But drones have its drawbacks. These engines could spy on our
private life: spying a birthday in the garden or a naked bath in our
swimming pool
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