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Website Developer Job Advert 🚨🚨🚨‼️ About the Role Drone Technology Centre BW is seeking a talented and passionate Website Developer to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining our company website, ensuring it effectively showcases our products and services to our target audience. Key Responsibilities: 1. Design and develop innovative and user-friendly websites that align with our brand identity and business objectives. 2. Collaborate with marketing and sales teams to understand their needs and create websites that meet their requirements. 3. Ensure websites are optimized for search engines to improve visibility and drive traffic. 4. Maintain and update existing websites to ensure they are current and functional. 5. Stay up-to-date with the latest web development technologies and trends. Requirements: 1. The incumbent must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in website development, with a strong understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. 2. Proficiency in content management systems (CMS), such as WordPress or Drupal. 3. Knowledge of SEO best practices to optimize websites for search engines. 4. Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills. 5. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. 6. Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. Qualifications: 1. Software Engineering &/ Computer Science and any IT Qualifications How to Apply: Please submit your resume, cover letter, and portfolio to careersdtc@gmail.com Deadline: October 15, 2024

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Part3 📸 More Pictures From Our Drone Assembly & Testing Centre in Botswana International University of Science & Technology. 🚀🛸 #SKYMAXdrones #Skymax #DTC

Part2📸 More Pictures From Our Drone Assembly & Testing Centre in Botswana International University of Science & Technology. 🚀🛸 #SKYMAXdrones #Skymax #DTC

EARLY PEST DETECTION 🌽🌾🐾🦗🐛🐜 In the intricate battle between agriculture and pests, early detection can be the key to victory. The timely identification of pest infestations allows farmers to take swift and targeted action, mitigating potential crop losses and ensuring healthy yields. Drones, armed with advanced sensors and data analysis capabilities, are emerging as a crucial tool in the realm of pest management. By scanning fields for signs of infestations, these aerial sentinels empower farmers with the ability to implement effective and precise pest control measures. Pests—whether insects, diseases, or weeds—can wreak havoc on crops if left unchecked. Traditional methods of pest monitoring, often involving manual scouting or visual inspection, are time-consuming and may lead to delayed intervention. By the time visible symptoms appear, the damage might already be extensive. Drones revolutionize this process by offering a proactive approach to pest detection. Equipped with multispectral and thermal sensors, drones can detect subtle changes in plant health, temperature variations, and pest activity that might not be immediately visible to the naked eye. This early identification provides farmers with a critical advantage in addressing pest issues before they escalate. When a drone’s sensors detect unusual patterns or signs of infestations, farmers can take targeted action. For instance, if a specific area of a field shows signs of stress due to insect activity, farmers can deploy localized pest control measures. This targeted approach minimizes the need for blanket applications of pesticides, reducing chemical usage and potential environmental impacts. The benefits of early pest detection by drones are manifold. Firstly, it helps prevent widespread crop losses by addressing pest issues before they become rampant. This translates to healthier plants and higher yields. Secondly, it minimizes the need for excessive pesticide application, which contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing chemical runoff and contamination. Moreover, early pest detection is a proactive strategy that aligns with integrated pest management (IPM) principles. By intervening at the right time and using a combination of cultural, biological, and chemical control methods, farmers can achieve effective pest control while minimizing negative impacts on beneficial organisms and ecosystems. #dronetechnologycenter #monitoringwithdrones #agricdrones #letsdiscuss #dtcbw #dronerepaircenter #agricfuture

Innovation Takes Flight: SKYMAX Drone Assembly & Testing Lab Opens in BUIST 🇧🇼🚀 A collaborative effort between the Drone Technology Centre BW (DTC) and Botswana International University of Science & Technology - BIUST reached new heights with the official opening of the SKYMAX Drone Assembly & Testing Lab. The SKYMAX Drone Assembly & Testing Lab will be a hub for innovation, fostering the local production and testing of the SKYMAX drone – Botswana's very first locally assembled drone. This state-of-the-art facility signifies a commitment to domestic drone technology and its vast potential applications in agriculture, search and rescue, security, and environmental monitoring. This collaboration between DTC and BUIST demonstrates our dedication to nurturing local talent and fostering a vibrant drone ecosystem within the country. The lab itself features cutting-edge equipment and technology to ensure efficient and high-quality drone assembly. Additionally, a dedicated testing area will allow for rigorous flight performance evaluation, guaranteeing the reliability and safety of SKYMAX drones. This project is expected to generate numerous benefits for Botswana. It will create skilled jobs in the drone technology sector, contribute to import substitution efforts, and position Botswana as a leader in drone innovation & assembly in Africa. Collaboration with BUIST further strengthens the link between academia and industry, fostering a culture of research and development. The opening of the SKYMAX Drone Assembly & Testing Lab marks a new era for Botswana's technological landscape. With innovation taking flight, the possibilities for positive change within the country and the region are limitless. #dronetechnologycenter #locallyassembled #skymax #skymaxdrones #dtc #UAV #buist #droneassembly #FirstinAfrica

POST-HARVEST ASSESSMENT 🌾🌾🌾👌🏽💯 The culmination of the growing season is marked by harvest—a pivotal moment that reflects the culmination of a farmer’s efforts and decisions. However, the journey doesn’t end there. Drones equipped with advanced imaging technology extend their reach beyond the harvest, offering farmers valuable insights for post-harvest assessment. By capturing data after the harvest, drones empower farmers to evaluate the outcomes of different cultivation practices, facilitating continuous improvement in subsequent seasons. The traditional approach to post-harvest assessment often involves manual inspections and observations, which might provide a limited view of overall crop performance. Drones change this paradigm by offering a comprehensive and data-rich perspective. Equipped with high-resolution cameras and sensors, drones can survey the entire field, capturing detailed imagery and data about crop conditions, residue levels, and more. This post-harvest data serves as a valuable resource for farmers as they analyze the results of their cultivation practices. By comparing the actual outcomes with their initial goals and expectations, farmers can identify patterns, trends, and areas for improvement. This knowledge guides decisions about adjustments in planting techniques, irrigation strategies, pest management approaches, and more. The benefits of drone-powered post-harvest assessment are multifaceted. Firstly, it provides farmers with data-driven insights into the effectiveness of their practices. For example, if a drone’s imagery reveals uneven crop distribution or residues left behind after harvest, farmers can assess factors that might have contributed to these outcomes, such as planting densities or machinery settings. Secondly, post-harvest drone data fosters a culture of continuous improvement. Armed with concrete information about what worked well and what needs refinement, farmers can refine their strategies for subsequent seasons. This iterative approach contributes to increased efficiency, higher yields, and better resource utilization over time. Moreover, the historical data collected through post-harvest drone assessments serves as a knowledge base for long-term decision making. Farmers can track changes in crop performance over multiple seasons, enabling them to identify trends and make informed choices that optimize their overall operation. #dronetechnologycenter #monitoringwithdrones #agricfuture #dronerepaircenter #dtcbw #letsdiscuss #precisionfarming #agricdrones

MULTISPECTRAL & THERMAL DRONES CRUCIAL FOR PRECISION AGRICULTURE 🕹🎮✈🌾 The emergence of drones equipped with multispectral and thermal sensors has revolutionized the way we monitor crop health. These technological marvels provide farmers with a comprehensive view of their fields, enabling early detection of stress, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies. The insights gleaned from drone-enabled crop health monitoring empower farmers to take corrective actions in a timely manner, ultimately minimizing potential damage and optimizing yields. The key to effective crop health monitoring lies in the advanced sensors integrated into drones. Multispectral sensors capture data across multiple wavelengths of light, which reveals subtle variations in plant health that are not visible to the naked eye. This data is then processed to create detailed images highlighting stress patterns and potential issues within the crops. Thermal sensors, on the other hand, detect temperature variations across the field. Unhealthy or stressed plants often exhibit different temperature profiles compared to healthy ones. Thermal imaging provides valuable information about heat signatures, indicating areas with potential problems such as poor irrigation, disease infestations, or nutrient imbalances. Together, these sensors empower farmers with an early warning system. By flying drones equipped with these sensors over their fields, farmers can quickly identify potential problems that might not be evident through visual inspection alone. This early detection is crucial, as it allows farmers to take timely corrective actions before issues escalate and impact the entire crop. When drones identify areas of concern, farmers can implement targeted interventions. For instance, if a drone’s multispectral sensor reveals an unusual stress pattern in a specific area, farmers can investigate further and determine if it’s due to nutrient deficiencies, diseases, or other factors. Armed with this information, they can adjust their irrigation, nutrient application, or pest control strategies accordingly. The benefits of early detection are multifaceted. Not only does it lead to healthier crops and higher yields, but it also minimizes the need for excessive chemical treatments. By addressing problems precisely where they arise, farmers can avoid blanket applications of pesticides and fertilizers, reducing potential environmental impacts. #dronetechnologycenter #letsdiscuss #agricdrones #thermalcameras #multispectraldrones #precisionfarming #agricfuture #monitoringwithdrones

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