The autumn harvest season is a high-risk period for straw burning, and the fields often emit thick smoke. The harm caused by straw burning is alarming. On the one hand, a large amount of smoke and harmful gases diffuse into the air, seriously affecting air quality and endangering physical health. On the other hand, burning straw can easily cause fires, damage soil structure, reduce soil fertility, and affect the sustainable development of agriculture.
Commissioned by a local ecological environment bureau, Airborne Future immediately responded by establishing a drone patrol team to conduct straw burning inspections of farmland in all counties and districts under the jurisdiction of the city from a high-altitude perspective.
Members of the Airborne Future Team precisely control drones and shuttle between fields to conduct aerial patrols to ban straw burning. Through the real-time transmission of high-definition images through the drone control screen, it is clear whether there are fire points, thick smoke, and other situations within the visible range. Especially in areas with complex terrain and inaccessible vehicles, drones play the role of "air supervisors".
