Noam Azran is a real live cowboy. He spent a decade on horseback patrolling the vast cattle ranches of California and Argentina.
And now he heads an Israeli tech startup that uses drones — instead of traditional cowboys — to monitor the welfare of millions of cows.
BeeFree Agro has just delivered its first fleet of “autonomous flying cowboys” to a paying customer.
They’re the eyes in the sky that will transform the way the world’s beef cattle are farmed, says Azran.
“I find it hard to believe in 10 years from now there will be commercial livestock growers who won’t be using the system,” he says.
Keep reading at israel21c.org.
BeeFree Agro Co-founder and COO Dvir Cohen is a Technion alumnus.
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