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Farm Drone Sensor Showdown
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(116 ratings)
3,314 students

Farm Drone Sensor Showdown

Your Complete Guide to Crop Cameras for Drones
Created byGregory Crutsinger
Last updated 2/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Your complete guide to the drone camera options on the market for agriculture

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 55m total length

  • Welcome to the Class2:34

    Explore multispectral camera options for vegetation mapping, review leading sensors such as the Sequoia, Michelson, and Terra, and learn how hardware and software turn imagery into maps.

  • Lecture 2: Parrot Sequoia5:50

    Parrot Sequoia multispectral camera, detailing its four bands (red, green, red edge, near infrared) plus a 16 megapixel RGB camera, and discusses integration, overheating, and processing options.

  • Lecture 3: Micasense Rededge5:16
  • Lecture 4: Micasense Altum3:02
  • Lecture 5: DJI Phantom 4 Multispectral RTK7:50
  • Lecture 6: SlantRange 4P+5:50
  • Lecture 7: Notes on Modified Cameras4:21
  • Lecture 8: Sony Smart Agriculture Solution5:10
  • Lecture 9: Aerovironment Quantix2:44
  • Lecture 10: Sentera AGX710 and Other Sensors4:47
  • Lecture 11: Other Companies3:46
  • Lecture 12: Tips to Think About for New Cameras3:23

    Evaluate multi spectral cameras for drones by weighing integration options, triggering and flight alignment, software compatibility, image processing, and reliable support to ensure accurate plant mapping.

  • Lecture 13: Wrapping Up0:46

Requirements

  • No

Description

We know that drones are powerful new tools for the agricultural market, but it can be difficult to navigate which cameras are the best ones for farm mapping.  The Farm Drone Sensor Showdown is your master guide to multispectral drone cameras.  These are specialized cameras that are purpose built for vegetation imagery.  They have special lens and filters specific to capturing the wavelengths of light that crop interact throughout the growing season. This class will get you up to speed quickly and educate you if you are interested in becoming a professional in drones for farming.

Who this course is for:

  • Drone service providers, commercial farmers, agricultural companies, academics and researchers, students

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