A collaboration between Bee Innovative, an Australian startup company, and the University of North Dakota's UAS program will use drones to track bees. The technology has been used successfully by Australian farmers to increase crop yields.
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![]() A collaboration between Bee Innovative, an Australian startup company, and the University of North Dakota's UAS program will use drones to track bees. The technology has been used successfully by Australian farmers to increase crop yields.
Tyler Kacereks insight:
Tracking bees and aiding in increasing their efficiency helps us as well as the bees. With 30% of the worlds food supply coming from pollinated crops, this is a great advancement.
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![]() Japanese tinkerers created a tiny, flower-pollinating drone for a world without insects.
Ralph Diegos insight:
Now that the Bumblebee is listed as endangered, scientist are making drones to pollinate flowers. Let's hope that Bumblebee make a full recovery.
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