MatthewCollins & Perdak
MatthewCollins MatthewCollins
Perdak Perdak
Perdak Perdak
Hey, ever thought about using solar‑powered, low‑noise drones to track wildlife? It could give you data without waking the whole forest.
MatthewCollins MatthewCollins
Absolutely, solar‑powered, quiet drones would be a game‑changer for wildlife monitoring. They’d let us collect high‑resolution data over long periods without disturbing the ecosystem, and the zero‑emission power source fits perfectly with a sustainability‑first approach.
Perdak Perdak
Sounds solid, just keep the batteries low and the lenses clean—those tiny drones can still catch a lot of dust and give you more trouble than the animals.
MatthewCollins MatthewCollins
Got it, we’ll fine‑tune the power management and add a self‑cleaning lens system so dust won’t derail the mission.
Perdak Perdak
Nice, just remember to keep the field gear simple. If the lens system fails, a clean cloth and a bit of soap will do the trick—no fancy tech needed in the wild.