I sent the SP3 thermal range to a few cannabis and hemp farmers...

I sent the SP3 thermal range to a few cannabis and hemp farmers I regularly chat to in the US, Spain etc

Asked them how this technology shapes up to their current solutions, what the statutory requirements are for monitoring the site etc ...

The consensus was that this looks like a no brainer. A few points:-

- California law for example states that no interference with any plant in the crop may be made by the cultivator once planted, meaning they must ensure no unauthorised access to fields, testing facilities, labs etc

- They get 12-14 hours of sun in some places so solar ability is ideal

- The cost of running cabling and hard wiring cameras would be a multiple the cost of SP3's range

They also made the comment that this technology could have enormous flow on uses to soil monitoring and other thermal properties used in agriculture that could help automate the growing/monitoring process - i.e it is much more than something that just records night vision in the night

The cannabis sector looks like a massive untapped market for SP3