Analyzing Aerial Applications: An Overview of the Perfect Flight Success Story in Brazil
The purpose of the Perfect Flight App is to generate spray analysis reports through the LOG files of the DGPS devices of the aircraft that performed the application.
For the past four years I have worked on prospecting new ag-tech companies for my clients and help digitize farms in Brazil. In this article, I highlight the Perfect Flight App — a Brazilian startup that has been growing a lot in my country and that already aims at horizons around the world.
The analytical reports allow a simple and general view of the quality of the applications. It is the tool most requested by analysts and managers, who need relevant data quickly and assertively for decision making.
The purpose of the Perfect Flight App is to generate spray analysis reports through the LOG files of the DGPS devices of the aircraft that performed the application. These analytical reports focus on quality analysis, use, and success of applications, all with a simple and general view so that managers and analysts can make assertive and quick decisions. Another objective of collecting this data is to ensure performance optimization, a higher success rate, and greater application uniformity. The system was built in a cloud environment to make it possible to run on all computers with access to Internet.
A great advantage of Perfect Flight is its concern for the environment. The company aims at good application practices, generating application analysis reports in restricted areas such as houses or cities, animal husbandry in the countryside, neighboring crops, bee hives, rivers, lakes, or mines. Good practices are based on Normative Instruction No. 2, the Council of Good Practices, current legislation, and CAS — Sustainable Aeroagricultural Certification.
In addition, Perfect Flight allows owners of hives (bees) or other creations to register anonymously the geographical points that must be preserved from aerial applications. In this way, the system will display an alert if products are applied in restricted areas or within the security radius.
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Application maps are based on Google Maps and allow you to view in detail the application ranges and target fields, as well as overlapping areas and areas not covered.
As with other software, application maps are based on Google Maps, allowing you to view plots, application ranges, overlapping areas, and areas not covered. Allowing easy and efficient control of the plantation, which not only reduces costs but optimizes resources, ensures a good use of pesticides and consequently a more economical and sustainable result.
Currently, Perfect Flight App has 200-plus registered customers and 28,544 registered properties, along with 8.7 million hectares processed and 26,660 applications processed.
The ag-tech startup plans to expand in the U.S., European, and Latin American market in 2021.
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