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Zhejiang Bangju Instrument Co., Ltd
Room 401, 4th Floor, North District, Building 1, No. 106 Longchuanwu Road, Donghu Street, Linping District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Unmanned aerial vehicle intelligent nest BJRS-JC-100
1、 Product Introduction:
Based on automation, communication, energy management and other technologies, it adapts to various specifications of drones, enhances the adaptability of drone environments, and improves the convenience and efficiency of drone applications.
2、 Technical parameters:
1Waterproof, moisture-proof, and temperature controlled, the reinforced structure has certain resistance to demolition, movement, and lightning.
2Equipped with a drone assisted landing platform to ensure that the drone passes through visual inspectionRTKSecure landing by positioning.
3A safe and reliable contact charging system with charging efficiency equivalent to that of the original charger.
4It can be equipped with meteorological monitoring and analysis functions, which can quickly monitor on-site temperature, rain and snow conditions, wind speed and direction, and other meteorological information.
5Internally, modular design is used for easy maintenance in the future.
Note:This product is part of the global digital agricultural equipment. Global digital agriculture achieves precise and intelligent planting with lower cost, higher frequency monitoring, and wider coverage. Compared with traditional agriculture that relies on manual inspection and experience judgment, it has high labor costs and is prone to losses due to misjudgment. The manual inspection cycle is long (such as weekly or monthly), making it difficult to detect crop abnormalities or environmental changes in a timely manner. Due to limitations in terrain and weather, remote or complex plots are difficult to comprehensively monitor, and problem areas are easily overlooked. Global digital agriculture utilizes satellite remote sensing, drones, and IoT devices for automated monitoring, reducing human dependence and lowering long-term operating costs. Satellites update data daily, while drones can conduct real-time inspections, achieving hourly monitoring and precise understanding of crop growth, soil moisture, and other dynamics. Satellite coverage *, drones supplement details, and combined with ground sensors, achieve accurate management of the entire plot and 24/7.