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Richmond Displays Agricultural Drone for Emergency Supply Delivery in Houston

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Richmond displayed a large agricultural drone at the Texas Disasters Expo in Houston. Keith Edwards, head of business development for Richmond, stated that the drone’s durability, built for spraying chemicals, makes it suitable for carrying critical supplies over flooded roads and other obstacles during storms. The drone can carry approximately 90 pounds and has an estimated flight time of 20 to 25 minutes.

From click2houston.com

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The company’s durable drone technology, primarily used for agricultural products, could be adapted for emergency deliveries. This application opens up a new market segment for Richmond in the disaster relief sector.

From click2houston.com

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    Richmond could see increased demand for its durable drone technology in the disaster relief market.

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