How to export prescriptions for EAVision drones - PIX4Dfields

Introduction

EAVision supports the import of prescription files created with PIX4Dfields, which precisely define the treatment area, outline obstacles, and establish designated no-spray zones. This enhances operational safety and efficiency by ensuring that the application is limited to the intended areas, while avoiding obstacles and restricted regions. A single fixed rate can be uniformly applied across the prescribed area, streamlining workflow and minimizing the risk of accidental application outside the defined boundaries.

Creating a Targeted Operation

Targeted operations enable users to mark obstacles and no-spray areas directly within the operational map. These zones can be delineated on an orthomosaic generated from drone images.

• After processing the drone images, mark the boundaries, obstacles and holes to be used in the operation. 
• Create a Targeted Operation using the previously created elements. To learn more about how to create an Operation please watch: Spot spraying prescription maps for spraying drones and tractors.
• The following Operation is ready to be exported:
  1. Obstacles included in the operation.
  2. No-spray zones delimited.
  3. The red area is designated for application at a rate of 50 Liters per hectare.

Exporting for EAVision

To export the Targeted Operations to EAVision drones:

• Go to the Export menu.
• Click Operations.
• Select the Operation to be exported.
• Select EAVision.
  
  
• Upload the KML to the EAVIsion platform.

Uploading to the EAVision platform

1. Log in

   Navigate to https://web.eavtechus.com/mapCloud/#/login and log in with the account credentials.
   
   

2. Open the map page

   After logging in, enter the Map page and click Upload Plots on the toolbar.

   
   The Upload Plots menu will appear.

3. Configure upload parameters

   In the upload menu, set the required parameters such as project name, demand, and associated team.
   
   Then, click Select File to choose the KML file exported from PIX4Dfields.
   
   

4. Confirm and upload

   Review your settings and click OK.
   
   Once the upload is complete, the system will display a message indicating the upload result.

5. Verify the imported file

   Return to the map view and verify that the plot boundaries (blue),  obstacles (in red), and no-spray zones (in yellow) are displayed correctly.