4. Agriculture and environmental monitoring:

Drones provide precise monitoring of farmland, crops, and soil conditions, helping farmers optimize irrigation, fertilizer application, and pest control. They are also useful for monitoring and surveying environmental conditions such as water quality, land changes, and wildlife conservation.

5. Infrastructure inspections: 

Drones can conduct regular inspections of cables, pipelines, and power lines, reducing the need for human resources and minimizing work-related risks. They provide real-time status information through sensors and cameras.

1. Searching and rescue:

They can quickly search and monitor large areas in emergency situations to locate missing individuals or provide rescue support.

6. Traffic management: 

Drones can assist in traffic monitoring and safety by monitoring traffic congestion, accident scenes, and providing real-time traffic flow and road condition information.

2. Forest fire monitoring:

Drones can monitor forest fires in real-time, identify fire boundaries and smoke locations, and assist firefighters in their firefighting and rescue efforts.

3.  Building inspections:

Multi-rotor drones can be used to inspect and monitor high-rise buildings, bridges, and other structures, allowing for better structural assessments, damage detection, and maintenance planning.

7. Natural disaster response: 

Following natural disasters, drones can provide imagery data and disaster assessment, assisting rescue teams in locating trapped individuals and carrying out emergency rescue operations.