Parrot brings its professional drones for agriculture and difficult structures to CES 2016

Creativity, experience and technology in civil drones and connected objects for the agricultural and automotive sector mark the novelties that Parrot presents these days at CES 2016 in Las Vegas.

The French multinational participates in the CES contest 2016, until next time 9 January in Las Vegas, with the new civil drones that will be available on the market this year, as Parrot disk, An ultra-light wing-shaped system, able to rise as if it were a bird, o Parrot Pot, A robot gardener that measures critical parameters for plant growth, while managing irrigation autonomously.

In this sense, The company shows its experience around two consolidated development areas: precision agriculture with senseFly, Airinov and MicaSense: An offer that combines sensors adapted to different types of crops, Map rendering solutions and advanced software solutions for drone analysis of agricultural information.

Another of the applications in which Parrot develops its business activity is the inspection of risky places or structures with the senseFly eXom drone and the Pix4D Capture software solutions & Pix4D Mapper.

In the connected object environment, Parrot Pot is a smart pot or robot gardener that measures critical parameters for plant growth, while managing irrigation autonomously. Another novelty is Flower Power 2.0, A completely redesigned application with a library with more than 8.000 plants.

Very present also in the leisure environment, the company has presented Parrot Bebop 2, An all-in-one drone of only 500 grams of weight that integrates a full-HD wide-angle camera, with a time-of-flight autonomy of 25 minutes.

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