Eagle Detector Attachment

This drone attachment can be attached to the middle section unit of a quadcopter by fitting it to the slot in the attachment, and screwing the slot into the hanger. The attachment can be used to solve the problems of fungal growth and soil acidification. To control pathogen growth, the camera attachment can be used to determine parts of the field that may have dead crops. The “wings” on the attachment are used to collect (potentially plant-killing) fungus spores as the drone flies over a crop field. The spores are brought back to the farmer who can analyze the spores to determine if treatment is necessary, and he/she can fill the tank on the drone with the respective chemicals to eliminate the pathogen. To counter soil acidification, the “wings” on the attachment are used to collect data about the acidity of the transpiration (water evaporation) of the plants as the drone flies over a crop field. The attachment then can determine the pH of the soil based on the pH of the plant perspiration. Using the data, the attachment will decide how much base onboard to disperse into the field to neutralize the pH of the soil. In addition, the camera attachment may also be used by farmers in order to survey land, check up on their animals, or even help herd certain animals like sheep. Another benefit to this attachment is the fact that it is easy to assemble, since many of the parts simply slide and fit in with each other through the use of threads. It is also themed like an eagle. Created in Partnership with Nitin Reddy