Drones used to survey land, look at crops, sell homes in Idaho (access required)

By: Brad Iverson-Long July 15, 2015 Comments Off

Eight Idaho companies now have approval from the federal government to fly drones for commercial purposes, and are using the unmanned flying vehicles equipped with cameras for a variety of business uses. Reflecting the state’s farming roots, several companies are using drones for agricultural purposes, including Empire Unmanned, the first company to gain Federal Aviation ...

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Drones used to survey land, look at crops, sell homes in Idaho

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