Ecocopter, October 25, 2021 - SANTIAGO, CHILE - In Chile and the world, drones stopped being part of science fiction and became a reality that we can see in the skies anywhere on the planet.
Of course, because the benefits of these remote-controlled unmanned aircraft are multiple, as are their uses. In fact, in Chile they are being used in areas as diverse as citizen security, search and rescue, vehicle traffic control, mining, agriculture, energy, telecommunications and the environment, among others. Thus, as the main advantage of drones, is that they can replace the human being in the execution of risky tasks.
And it is precisely in agricultural services where drones have evolved the fastest, generating a new “world market”, which has been determined to develop different agricultural solutions with unmanned aerial vehicles.
In this scenario, the Ecodrones company became a pioneer in Chile after receiving sanitary authorization from the Ministry of Health to combat pests in agricultural and forestry properties. This important milestone certifies that the operator guarantees the optimal conditions of operation, prevention, hygiene and safety of the phytosanitary flights carried out by the company, since its fleet is 100% in order, both by the aeronautical regulations of the DGAC, as well as, by the demands of the Ministry of Health.
“With this resolution delivered by the health authority, we became one of the pioneer drone companies in Chile. The authorization shows that our operations comply with high standards of hygiene and safety in agricultural and forestry areas, ensuring that the execution of the work is technically the most appropriate. We are proud of this, since our services have all the certifications required by the regulatory entities in Chile, providing integral solutions with all the necessary safeguards for the peace of mind and confidence of our clients regarding this type of operations”, says Ricardo Díaz, manager General Ecodrones.
A key sanitary authorization in time where there are more and more companies that work periodically to generate greater added value to agricultural processes, mainly driven by the global need that exists today to better manage crops. "Our services are multiple, and in the agricultural and forestry world, our drones can be used to improve crop management, through the analysis of the vegetative state of plants, their photosynthetic activity, the study of water or thermal stress, detection of pests and weeds, sprinkling more quickly and accurately, or variable rate applications, seeds, fertilizers or pesticides, with the consequent economic savings for the farm”, says Díaz.
About Ecodrones: Ecodrones belongs to the Ecocopter Company, a benchmark in the country's aeronautical industry, created with the aim of contributing to the prominent RPA's industry in Chile and Latin America. It has five UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) models, which aim to generate services for the agroforestry, aerial surveillance, construction, risk prevention, mining, energy, telecommunications and environment sectors.
The drones that operate are divided into those that are currently used for phytosanitary applications (agrochemicals) and those that we use for inspections, aerial surveillance, data collection, indexes and technical support. www.ecodrones.cl
Of course, because the benefits of these remote-controlled unmanned aircraft are multiple, as are their uses. In fact, in Chile they are being used in areas as diverse as citizen security, search and rescue, vehicle traffic control, mining, agriculture, energy, telecommunications and the environment, among others. Thus, as the main advantage of drones, is that they can replace the human being in the execution of risky tasks.
And it is precisely in agricultural services where drones have evolved the fastest, generating a new “world market”, which has been determined to develop different agricultural solutions with unmanned aerial vehicles.
In this scenario, the Ecodrones company became a pioneer in Chile after receiving sanitary authorization from the Ministry of Health to combat pests in agricultural and forestry properties. This important milestone certifies that the operator guarantees the optimal conditions of operation, prevention, hygiene and safety of the phytosanitary flights carried out by the company, since its fleet is 100% in order, both by the aeronautical regulations of the DGAC, as well as, by the demands of the Ministry of Health.
“With this resolution delivered by the health authority, we became one of the pioneer drone companies in Chile. The authorization shows that our operations comply with high standards of hygiene and safety in agricultural and forestry areas, ensuring that the execution of the work is technically the most appropriate. We are proud of this, since our services have all the certifications required by the regulatory entities in Chile, providing integral solutions with all the necessary safeguards for the peace of mind and confidence of our clients regarding this type of operations”, says Ricardo Díaz, manager General Ecodrones.
A key sanitary authorization in time where there are more and more companies that work periodically to generate greater added value to agricultural processes, mainly driven by the global need that exists today to better manage crops. "Our services are multiple, and in the agricultural and forestry world, our drones can be used to improve crop management, through the analysis of the vegetative state of plants, their photosynthetic activity, the study of water or thermal stress, detection of pests and weeds, sprinkling more quickly and accurately, or variable rate applications, seeds, fertilizers or pesticides, with the consequent economic savings for the farm”, says Díaz.
About Ecodrones: Ecodrones belongs to the Ecocopter Company, a benchmark in the country's aeronautical industry, created with the aim of contributing to the prominent RPA's industry in Chile and Latin America. It has five UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) models, which aim to generate services for the agroforestry, aerial surveillance, construction, risk prevention, mining, energy, telecommunications and environment sectors.
The drones that operate are divided into those that are currently used for phytosanitary applications (agrochemicals) and those that we use for inspections, aerial surveillance, data collection, indexes and technical support. www.ecodrones.cl
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