Drone technology & research

We are developing an integrated land management system with partners that pulls in mapping data, environmental information such as soil condition, land use categories and other sources of information needed to manage and report agricultural land use efficiently.

Our partners are leading AI specialists, software developers and soil experts and the aim is  an improved system for detection and assessment of sustainability in agriculture using drones ,ground based cameras and satellites to monitor large areas such as whole farms, water catchment areas and large civil engineering projects to allow land managers to improve soil productivity and for this to be measurable over time.

We are invested time in developing the use of drones and scanning technology to help in the efficient management of heritage properties in terms of maintenance, preservation, research and  engagement of visitors.

Longer term we hope this will lead to a system of building management that aids compliance with Martyn's Law for public buildings.

In terms of public safety we are part of a group of several businesses looking at how to combine AI and drone detection equipment so that public buildings and spaces can deploy counter-drone technology to protect against drone collisions, unwanted security breaches or terrorism without damaging the integrity of the buildings.