An Israeli youth founded an agricultural company and turned a drone into a shepherd that stays in the air and notes pastures, livestock numbers and obstacles, as well as helping to keep animals together. The drone uses artificial intelligence to count cows, buffaloes and other livestock. Its powerful cameras select the best route considering the potential obstacles and the route. A young man named Noam Azran has formed a company in this regard which has been named 'B free agro'.
The company has been controlling pastures and livestock through drones for the past five years and has seen a 50 per cent reduction in costs.
A drone can monitor animals spread over three to five kilometers. The herdsman sits in a shade or air-conditioned vehicle and monitors the feeding, drinking and transportation of all the animals. This saves time and money while the drone is very easy to operate and thus the whole process can be automated.
Experimentally, a drone helps feed and monitor more than a thousand animals. Its special software monitors animals and recognizes them
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