Foton builds purpose-built agricultural UAVs that turn aerial imagery into decisions. Growers and agri-businesses use the maps to increase yield, reduce input waste, and document outcomes with auditable data.
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A multispectral sensor records light the eye cannot see. Foton turns it into NDVI, moisture-index and false-colour maps, so vegetation vigour, water stress and problem areas become measurable field by field.
The drone flies the same autonomous flight plan on every visit, so maps from different dates can be compared directly. Foton has covered more than 4,000 hectares so far.
Results arrive as documented, auditable data: ready for an agronomist to act on, and ready to support reporting to institutions.
Agricultural operators, cooperatives, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Rural Development.
NDVI stands for Normalized Difference Vegetation Index. It compares the near-infrared and red light reflected by plants. Healthy vegetation reflects more near-infrared light, so the index shows where crops are thriving and where they are under stress.
It shows vegetation health, moisture and stress across a whole field. Foton delivers these as NDVI, moisture-index and false-colour maps alongside the standard aerial image.
Surveys are flown at hectare scale with repeatable flight plans. Foton has covered more than 4,000 hectares so far.
Agricultural operators, cooperatives, agri-businesses and public institutions such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Rural Development.
Foton systems are in field trials in Kosovo in 2026. Contact us for a briefing on availability for your operation.
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