Operating agricultural drones across scattered small plots has long been a major headache for professional pilots. Traditional workflows often require frequent takeoffs and landings, leading to massive amounts of wasted transit time, higher battery depletion, and sharply reduced overall efficiency. If you are struggling with fragmented farmland, there is a smarter way to work.
The Solution: EFT Multi-block Work
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By tapping the Multi-block Work feature in the EFT Flight Assistant App, operators can seamlessly link multiple distinct plots into a single automated mission. This eliminates redundant manual interventions, drastically reduces transit downtime, and significantly boosts operational efficiency across complex landscapes.
Step-by-Step Guide to Multi-block Operations
To get started and maximize your spraying efficiency, follow this detailed workflow directly from your app interface:
Plan & Save Blocks: First, map out and save each target plot individually within the app boundary settings.
Mark Obstacles: Pay close attention to surrounding barriers or obstacles between plots. Be sure to mark them in advance during the planning stage for safe navigation.
Enable Multi-block Work: Once block editing is complete, toggle on the Multi-block Work option in the block list or on the main map. You can select up to 10 blocks per mission.
Preflight Route & Parameters: Tap preflight to edit flight routes for each block in sequence. Configure block parameters (such as application rate, speed, and height) either individually or uniformly across all selected blocks.
Autonomous Execution: Upload your customized flight routes, slide to start the task, and watch your drone operate automatically. The drone will seamlessly fly to the next block upon finishing the previous one.
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