"For years, entrepreneurs have come here to farm and to drill for oil
and natural gas. Now a new, tech-savvy generation is grabbing a piece
of the growing market for drone technology and officials want to help
them do it here, where there is plenty of open space and — unlike in
other sparsely populated states — lots of expertise already in place.
Silicon
Valley has the big money and know-how, Mr. Muehler and others say, but
North Dakota can take unmanned aerial vehicles, as they prefer to call
drones, from a fast-growing hobby to a real industry. And just as
Silicon Valley got its start with a combination of military contracts,
entrepreneurs and cooperative universities, they believe they can do the
same with drones."
I was vacationing in North Dakota a few months ago and heard a local talk show discussing the future of drones in the area. They were quite upbeat and excited about what all drones can do, including helping farmers map out their fields for water and fertilizer needs. I don't know how much wind they have up there (it was nice when I was there), but they do have a lot of open range.
I know this is quality based blogs along with other stuff. multirotors
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