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| Thank you so much for your thoughtful message and feedback. I truly appreciate your interest and concerns!
To answer your first question, we are still in the development phase, and our business site is in progress. Since we’re currently working on refining our product offerings, I’ll definitely share the link as soon as it’s live.
Yes, we are an American-based manufacturer. I completely understand your concern about the US government’s stance on Chinese products. One of our primary goals is to ensure that all the drones we manufacture are fully supported long-term—this means offering strong customer support, parts availability, and maintenance for years to come. I understand the importance of investing large sums, and we are focused on making sure that you are never left “holding the bag.” Continuous support and product reliability are top priorities for us.
As for the issue of drones going down in the field, I’ve heard similar concerns, and I think your idea of a tethered helium balloon that activates during a crash is a fantastic solution! We will definitely look into incorporating a feature like this to improve drone recovery after an unexpected crash, especially in large fields where finding a drone can be difficult.
Again, thank you for your input. I’d love to keep this conversation going as we develop our offerings. Feel free to share any other thoughts or ideas you think could enhance drone operations for ag purposes!
Best regards,
Gene | |
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Seeking Feedback from Farmers on the Use of Drones in Agriculture
