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The Gazette: Drones used for deliveries, agriculture and claims inspections after Cedar Rapids derecho storm
August 23, 2020
Whether it’s for examining high-voltage power lines and natural gas pipelines, or seeding and spraying crops in a field, drones are getting a lot of attention, in Iowa and elsewhere.
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, have evolved from an experimental technology to a legitimate replacement for traditional human methods in many applications. (…)
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