Israeli developers have created a multifunctional autonomous drone that is capable of picking fruit, and also pruning and thinning apple and orange orchards.
In 2018, Tevel Aerobotics Technologies completed work on creating a working prototype of a drone for gardening. It is planned that the unmanned gardener will appear on the market until 2020. In addition to the collection of fruits, pruning and thinning of garden trees, the company's drones will be able to determine the type, quality, and defects of the harvested fruit.
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Earlier it was reported that in Korea, the release of Korean agrodrons of the company SafeusDrone in the city of Kropyvnytskyi will soon begin. Agrodrons from South Korea can be used to spray crop areas, which will significantly reduce the labor costs and cash investments of farmers in the care of crops. The South Korean side does not hide that it is aimed at long-term cooperation with Ukrainian manufacturers, since in Korea itself, the opening of such a business costs much more.
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