African drone company uses AI to give vital help to US fruit and nut farmers
Portugal,New Mexico,Drones,California,Arizona,AI,World,Spain
JOHANNESBURG - South Africaβs Aerobotics is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) in helping fruit and nut farmers improve crop yields. Although the Cape Town-based company only started nine years ago, it is already operating in 18 countries, with the U.S. being their largest market, followed by South Africa, Australia, Spain and Portugal. Its customers produce tens of millions of tons of fresh produce every year. California is now ground zero for Aerobotics β where the company has the biggest concentration of customers. On its 76,000 farms and ranches, sources agree, the...
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