DRONE BUILD 03 — Agriculture Multispectral

Drone Golden Basket · BUILD 03

Agriculture Multispectral

The task here is to see what is invisible to a standard RGB camera: differences in vegetation status, stress, and field heterogeneity. This is a working machine for repeated monitoring, not a universal heavy carrier.

Base Basket

Carrier + sensor
Compact RTK agricultural drone with RGB camera and four multispectral channels.
Spectral channels
Green, Red, Red Edge, and Near Infrared — the basic set for a vegetation-index workflow.
Positioning
RTK and repeatable routes for comparing plots over time.
Processing
Multispectral orthomosaic, vegetation indices, and an intuitive zonal map for the agronomist.

What the operator sells

  • plant-health / NDVI maps
  • comparison of field zones
  • seasonal change monitoring
  • data for the agronomist before visiting a problematic area
  • multispectral/raw dataset for external analytics

Economics before payment

This entry is significantly cheaper than heavy industrial baskets: a working multispectral RTK system costs approximately $7–10k. In 2026, published rates for agro-mapping and prescription-ready outputs generally range from $5–15 per acre (about $12–37/ha).

Sample scenario: two fields of 100 acres each (~40 ha each) at an average check of about $10/acre = roughly $2,000 gross revenue per month. This gives roughly 4–6 months of gross revenue to cover the equipment cost, but seasonality here is much stronger than in construction or utility inspection.

Where to connect

Farms, agronomists, forestry and environmental monitoring, agricultural consulting, and reality-data marketplaces. GLOBHE directly accepts multispectral and plant-health data products.

Multispectral data products

What’s inside the Golden Basket

After purchase, you get lifetime access to the complete technical assembly specifically for Agriculture Multispectral. On the public page, we show the machine’s profession and economics. Inside the Golden Basket, precise engineering begins.

1. Carrier
Exact platform, version, compatibility, and what to look for from the vendor.
2. Sensor / payload
Exact sensor model, compatibility, mounting, and limitations.
3. RTK / PPK
How to get precise georeferencing: network, base station, NTRIP or backup workflow.
4. Power
Batteries, charging, field autonomy, and reasonable reserves.
5. Essential accessories
Data carriers, case, spare parts, and what’s indispensable for fieldwork.
6. Software
Programs needed for planning, processing, and delivering the result to the client.
7. Assembly and setup
Firmware, calibration, payload installation, and working configuration.
8. Flight operation
Altitude, overlap, route, speed, and mission pattern tailored for this profession.
9. Data processing
From raw flight data to the product ready to deliver to the customer.
10. Market connection
Where to register, what documents to prepare, and where to offer the result.
11. Discovery and scaling
Proper names for Google/marketplaces, suppliers, upgrades, and the next business stage.
The main purpose of the Golden Basket: not to make you buy everything indiscriminately. On the contrary — to provide an exact list of what this assembly specifically requires and to clearly indicate what is unnecessary to buy.

After payment is confirmed, access to your product will appear here. It will also always be available on DePIN World under “MY PRODUCTS”. Sign in with the email and password used during registration.
BUY GOLDEN BASKET — $399

$399 — one-time purchase of the selected Golden Basket. Access to technical documentation and its updates remains with you for life. Specific models and the complete BOM open after payment.

Technical support — $99 / 30 days, only when needed. If you need an engineer during assembly, calibration, software setup, or initial flights, you can activate Support for one month. Continuous renewal is not required.

Before purchasing, be sure to

First, determine the crop, area, flight frequency, and who will interpret the map. The client is not buying an NDVI image but a solution to a specific agronomic problem.