With the effect of Industry 4.0, almost all agricultural machines, from tractors to crop tools, are equipped with sensors, and the internet of things enters the agriculture sector, ensuring that their machines are in communication with each other throughout the entire production process. With agricultural tools and fields equipped with digital sensors, it shows the farmers in detail and in real time, how much and what kind of fertilizers should be put in which areas, weather conditions, the minerals needed by the plants and irrigation, the condition of the soil, the estimated harvest time, to facilitate the work of the producers and to increase the efficiency of the traditional methods. aimed at maximizing. Thanks to the machines that talk to each other and work in sync, the workload and cost are also reduced. It is aimed to maximize productivity with the internet of things in agriculture. Since natural resources are used at the required level, the cost is reduced. With the smart systems in the farm, all the factors required for production are analyzed, directed and simultaneous information is provided to the producer. In this way, waste of resources is prevented and quality products are produced. In addition, rapid decision-making mechanisms are created with machines that communicate with each other and work in sync. The producer is given the opportunity to manage and observe the entire farm from a tablet or phone, and by reducing the workforce, efficient, fun, quality and natural production opportunities are created.

SYSTEM FEATURES
You can use the system on multiple computers without the need for a re-installation. You can access the system not only from your office in your farm, but from any point where there is an internet connection. Your data is backed up regularly with secure server systems. With detailed yield graphics, you can examine milk data individually and collectively. You can easily follow the reproduction, insemination and heat processes. You can review the birth, disease and examination information retrospectively. You can see reminders for daily tasks in a single list. You can receive daily alerts as SMS to your mobile phone. Real Time Monitoring, Our drone is equipped with thermal imaging cameras that allow a single pilot to manage and monitor farm animals. This allows farmers to follow their livestock much more frequently and with less investment of time and personnel. The drone operator can quickly check the herd for any injured or missing farm animals and see the animals giving birth. In addition, thermal imaging will also help to consider any farm animals, which can be a huge advantage for some ranchers.

IRRIGATION, SPRAYING, SEED PLANTING, PRODUCT COLLECTION Soil and Field Analysis, By obtaining 3D maps of the existing soil, you can see if there are any problems with soil quality, nutrient management or soil dead zones. This information from soil and field can help farmers identify the most effective models for managing planting processes, crops, soil and more. Continuous monitoring can help make better use of water resources, efficiency of spraying and more effectively manage crop nutrient levels. Seed Planting, Agricultural drone technology can be adapted and applied to a wide variety of farm types, reducing overall planting times and overall labor costs. Spray and Spot Spray, Agricultural drone can be equipped with large reservoirs that can be filled with fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides. Using a drone for spraying is much safer and cost-effective. Our drone can be operated completely independently and can be programmed to run on specific schedules and routes. With Crop Mapping and Surveying, Drone mapping and surveying, technology decisions can now be made based on real-time data, up-to-date images or best practice forecasts. With near infrared (NIR) drone sensors, you can actually determine plant health based on light absorption and give you a bird's eye view of overall farm health. With agricultural drones you will be able to collect information such as: General crop and plant health Land distribution by product type Current crop life cycle Detailed GPS maps of current crop area Irrigation Monitoring and Management Irrigation can be troublesome. It is inevitable that problems will arise with irrigation channels that are kilometers long. Drones equipped with thermal cameras can help detect irrigation problems or areas with too little or too much moisture. With this information, crops can be better placed to maximize drainage, adhere to natural soil runoff, and avoid puddles that can damage sensitive crops. Water and irrigation problems are not only costly but can also disrupt crop yields. Thanks to agricultural drones, these problems can be detected before they become a problem.