A robotic technology to deliver seeds directly to where they’re needed
FLIGHT EFFICIENCY
Autonomous flight, and flight plan record
10-15 minutes average flight time
Weight 30 kg (1,500-2,000 seedpods)
SEEDING EFFICIENCY
2 seed shots per second speed
16,000 seed shots per day (1,000 seed/flight)
No tillage Preparation
10x faster operation compare with manual approach
Speed
Planting 100 hectares takes 62 hours of operation time. (Plant and row spacing 2*2 meter)
Seed Pod or Seed Ball
It is a new way of planting forests using natural materials to wrap the seeds. Generally, clay, compost, or black soil is used to plant trees mixed with fertilizer and water, molded into suitable lumps, and then exposed to sunlight or wind.
Seed Treatment
Use nail clippers to cut the seed shell
Put seed into the mixing water
Waitting approx 24-48 hours
Seed Production
Place the treated seeds into the prepared soil mixture and shape them into spherical forms with a diameter of 17 mm
Seedball QC
Test the Seedballs with tube sizes
The importance of carbon credits
1
Increase efficiency and speed
Drones can disperse seeds or seedlings much faster than traditional planting, making them ideal for areas that are difficult to access or difficult to reach. Drones can fly over rough terrain or areas that are prone to flooding, allowing for reforestation in areas that are difficult for humans to access.
2
Increase accuracy
Drones can place seeds or seedlings with greater precision than traditional planting, reducing seed loss and increasing tree survival rates. Drones can use GPS and maps to determine the optimal location for planting each tree, ensuring that the trees receive sufficient sunlight, water, and nutrients.
3
Reduce costs
Using drones to reforest can be cheaper than traditional planting, especially over large areas. Drones can reduce the need for manpower and equipment, saving money in the long run.
4
Environmentally friendly
Drones do not emit air or noise pollution, reducing their environmental impact. Drones can also be used to plant native trees that improve soil and water quality.
Drones and Reforestation
Drone technology is used to distribute seeds or seedlings over the field. Drones can fly over dangerous, inaccessible terrain and can place seeds or seedlings with greater precision than traditional planting, reducing seed loss and increasing tree survival rates.
Reforestation drone technology is becoming an important tool in forest restoration efforts around the world. These unmanned drones, loaded with seeds or seedlings, fly over target areas, precisely dispersing the seeds onto the ground, helping them reach remote areas that are otherwise inaccessible to humans.
Reforestation project with PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited
Implementing a reforestation project in the area of the Royal Forest Department, the National Park Department, and the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, totaling more than 11,000 rai.