Agriculture Drones and Robots Market to Witness a Pronounce Growth During 2028

FREMONT, Calif. - Aug. 19, 2020 - PRLog -- As agriculture quickly becomes an exciting high-technology industry, new professionals, companies, and investing bodies are rapidly being drawn in. The development in smart farming technologies has led to not only advancements in production capabilities of farmers but also to the introduction of advanced technology phenomenon in the industry i.e., agricultural drones and robots. The introduction of agricultural drones and robots is also expected to resolve another looming concern over the farming industry i.e., the shifting structure of agricultural workforce.

The concerns surrounding the agriculture industry majorly led by the increasing demand for global food production prompt the farmers to enhance farm profitability despite slowing yield trends in several staple crops. As the improvement in technology across end-user industries is leading to an efficient world, agriculture industry is also relying on the incorporation of smart technologies on farms for profitable farming. With the introduction of advanced information and communication technologies in the farming life cycle since past decade, the agriculture industry has witnessed a new revolution. Professionals and experts of the industry across the world are comparing it with the revolution in the previous century when new farm equipment and machinery, pesticides, fertilizers, and high-yield crop breeds led to a sudden growth in the crop production around the globe.

The adoption of drones has extended from being used by hobbyists to be used commercially. The growth in the adoption is majorly driven by increasing portability, wireless mobile connectivity, and portability. Drones are finding applications in various end-user industries such as construction, mining, infrastructure, media, and entertainment. However, the agriculture industry is expected to witness the most widespread adoption of drones in the next ten years.

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The advancements in hyperspectral and multispectral imaging have led to the wide-scale adoption of drones for soil and field mapping. A traditional application of drones i.e., field inspection and monitoring is majorly being conducted by fixed wing drones, especially in large farm lands due their ability to cover large area in shorter time. Amongst drone applications crop spraying and dusting drones are currently a minority shareholder in the global agriculture drones market, however the revenue generation through the drones for this application is expected to grow the fastest in the next ten years, with countries in South-East Asia leading the growth in adoption.