Tony Technologies builds Harvest One — an autonomous drone that turns every flight over your fields into crop health maps, irrigation intelligence, and yield forecasts.
From emergence to harvest, Harvest One earns its place on the farm year-round.
Weekly NDVI and NDRE maps reveal stress, disease, and pest pressure days before it's visible from the ground.
Thermal imaging pinpoints clogged emitters, leaks, and dry zones across pivots and drip systems.
Export zone maps straight to your spreader, sprayer, or seeder — treat only where it pays.
Early emergence counts and biomass tracking sharpen replant decisions and yield estimates.
Draw your boundary once — Harvest One plans the survey grid, flies it, and returns home on its own.
Five spectral bands plus thermal, analyzed onboard to flag stress, weeds, and water issues automatically.
Prescription maps export to John Deere Ops Center, Climate FieldView, and standard shapefiles.
Season-over-season trends, zone comparisons, and scouting reports minutes after landing.
One platform, engineered exclusively for agriculture. No compromises borrowed from other industries.
Built around a 5-band multispectral + thermal payload and an autonomy core that flies survey grids without a pilot on the sticks. Launch from the truck bed, walk the rows, come back to finished maps.
Every Harvest One runs one integrated stack, hardened end to end.
Analytics models calibrated per crop — not one-size-fits-all vegetation indices.
Stand counts, nitrogen stress zones, and tassel-stage health tracking at row-crop scale.
Vigor maps by block and row for canopy management and selective harvest planning.
Tree-level health scoring, missing-tree detection, and irrigation uniformity checks.
Biomass and lodging assessment to time inputs and harvest order across fields.
Plant population, defoliation timing, and boll-stage monitoring for specialty rotations.
Grazing rotation planning and forage availability mapping across large acreage.
Built by aerospace engineers to flight-critical standards — a drone that survives dust, heat, and a full season of daily use.
AI models trained with crop scientists, so the maps you get answer agronomy questions — not just pretty pictures.
When a spray window is 48 hours, your data can't wait. Redundant systems and a 98% mission success record.
Harvest One flagged a nitrogen deficiency in our north quarter ten days before we'd have caught it scouting. That one catch paid for the season.
We found three failed drip zones in one thermal flight over the almonds. Used to take a crew two days of walking rows to find one.
The variable-rate maps go straight into our Deere monitor. We cut fertilizer 12% last year with no yield drag. The math isn't complicated.
Talk to our team about your crops, acreage, and season — we'll fly a demo over your own fields.