Find the rocks before your equipment does.
ISight flies your fields and pinpoints every surface rock with GPS coordinates, so your crew drives straight to them and clears them before tillage and planting.
One rock can shut down your planting day
A single field rock can bend a shank, crack a planter row unit, or put a combine head in the shop during the weeks you can least afford downtime. Walking fields to find them takes days, and picking crews still miss the ones that matter.
Drone rock mapping turns that into a few hours of flight time. We capture your entire field from the air, identify surface rocks, and hand you a map your crew can follow rock by rock.
How it Works
01
We fly your fields
A certified ISight pilot captures high-resolution imagery of every acre.
02
Rocks get flagged
Imagery is processed to detect surface rocks and assign each one a GPS coordinate.
03
You get the map
Load the points into your tablet, GPS unit, or farm management software and drive your rock picker straight to each one. No more walking the field.
Walking the Field
Coverage:
Walking lines and hoping you spot them
Precision:
Flags, memory, and guesswork
Speed:
Days of crew time per field
Timing:
Whenever the crew can get to it
Coverage:
Every acre captured from above vs. walking lines and hoping you spot them
Precision:
GPS coordinates for each rock vs. flags, memory, and guesswork
Speed:
Acres mapped per day vs. days of crew time per field
Timing:
Fly right after snowmelt or harvest, when rocks are most visible and fields are clear
Ag flying is precision flying
Consistent altitude, tight overlap, and clean lines are what make rock detection reliable. ISight pilots fly thousands of acres of demanding work every season, from wind turbines to solar farms, and bring that same discipline to your fields.
FAA-certified pilots, not hobbyists with a camera
Operating in 49 states and 7 Canadian provinces
Over a thousand wind turbine blades serviced
FAQ
How small a rock can you detect?
Detection depends on flight altitude and field conditions, and we scope both to what your equipment needs protected from.
What do I actually receive?
A georeferenced rock map with a GPS point for every detected rock, in a format that loads into a simple sharable map.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is per acre and depends on field size and location. Most growers find one prevented breakdown covers the mapping cost many times over.
Clear your fields with confidence this season
Tell us your acreage and where your fields sit, and we will come back with a flight window and a quote.