Not affiliated with them, but there's a startup in New England that sounds like they've gotten pretty good results and feedback using drones. I think they use h

Not affiliated with them, but there's a startup in New England that sounds like they've gotten pretty good results and feedback using drones. I think they use hyperspectral sensors find things like areas that are under/over-watered or that are running out of nitrogen, etc. The whole things is supposedly automatic, so you don't even need someone directly piloting the thing. I know that there's been some success in remote sensing of aquaculture at the academic level that's also demonstrated some promise with drones. [1] https://www.american-robotics.com/ https://www.american-robotics.com/