Australian farmers want to send military drones to help deal with pests that kill livestock and damage the land. The Federal Government has announced it will spend $22 million over four years on a program aimed at developing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for use in agriculture. Australia's Civil Aviation Authority (CASA) approved the drones for a trials.
Australian farmers want to send military drones to help deal with pests that kill livestock and damage the land. Ninox Robotics has been testing drones across Queensland and New South Wales that aims to spot a variety of feral animals, locate guard dogs and search for forest fires. Australia's Civil Aviation Authority (CASA) approved the drones for a trials.