Hey Bo. We (me and a farmer friend) have been looking at this company and their products just to investigate if we could be able to help farmers with some precision agriculture, so really nice to see your great video. Sentera even has a similar camera for a mavic pro. We just do not know if 'only their camera and software' could do at least part of the job or that you (as you see others do) have to also use satelite images, sensors in the field, etc. to be more of service to paying farmers. Very interesting video (again). Thanks Bo !
Thank you sir. I think my take-away, is that the smartly timed "scans" of fields is what really matters to get the development cycle, I have not quite wrapped my mind around how they calculate "biomass" Satellite images, don't really see how they bring spectral data that you can't capture up close, mostly in that you are dealing with a lower resolution and layers of filtering in the atmosphere. where doing the flying low-level should give the same data. what type satellite image information do other providers use?
LOL TOTALLY agree, but I think it is a trait from the bad ol days when people actually watched movies in 360 or less. and only some very geeky users ever had 720p
Hey Bo. We (me and a farmer friend) have been looking at this company and their products just to investigate if we could be able to help farmers with some precision agriculture, so really nice to see your great video. Sentera even has a similar camera for a mavic pro.
We just do not know if 'only their camera and software' could do at least part of the job or that you (as you see others do) have to also use satelite images, sensors in the field, etc. to be more of service to paying farmers.
Very interesting video (again). Thanks Bo !
Thank you sir. I think my take-away, is that the smartly timed "scans" of fields is what really matters to get the development cycle, I have not quite wrapped my mind around how they calculate "biomass"
Satellite images, don't really see how they bring spectral data that you can't capture up close, mostly in that you are dealing with a lower resolution and layers of filtering in the atmosphere. where doing the flying low-level should give the same data. what type satellite image information do other providers use?
very interesting stuff that is available for agriculture, etc. the technology on the horizon is exciting.
Great video. I love all your videos.
Thank you sir.
Great! Many thanks Bo for sharing. 👍 ✌
Thank you İlhan Arikan :-)
Thanks for sharing Bo!
I almost wish I had a reason to buy this!
You and me both :-)
I never understand why youtube releases a video before its processed properly. hahaha need to wait until the 360 quality can be set higher
LOL TOTALLY agree, but I think it is a trait from the bad ol days when people actually watched movies in 360 or less. and only some very geeky users ever had 720p