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ZenaTech Unveils New Autonomous Drone for Precision Agriculture

ZenaTech has introduced its latest prototype, the ZenaDrone, which features eight motors and joins the IQ Series tailored for precision agriculture. The drone is designed for autonomous spraying and seeding operations. Testing for its applications in agriculture and solar maintenance is set to begin in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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ZenaTech, a technology solutions provider based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has announced the launch of its latest autonomous drone, the ZenaDrone, which is designed to enhance precision agriculture practices. This drone is part of the IQ Series and features a medium size and eight-motor configuration that aims to improve efficiency and effectiveness in agricultural applications.

The ZenaDrone is specifically engineered for autonomous operations such as spraying and seeding, offering a technological advancement for farmers looking to optimise their agricultural outputs. Additionally, ZenaTech plans to integrate this drone into its Drone as a Service (DaaS) model, which allows users to access drone technology without the need for upfront investment in equipment.

The recent announcement highlights ZenaTech's commitment to leveraging AI technology in drones, with the initial prototype's testing phase expected to commence shortly. This new development positions ZenaTech in the expanding market of unmanned aerial vehicle solutions, particularly relevant in the growing field of precision agriculture and solar maintenance applications.

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ZenaTech’s ZenaDrone Advances Precision Agriculture Solutions with Initial Prototype and Start of Testing of IQ Octo Designed for Autonomous Drone-Based Spraying and Seeding
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