Hi everyone. I’m the developer of OrthoSWIFT, a beta project focused on the workflow after agricultural drone mapping.

It accepts drone imagery or finished field maps and produces crop-health layers, weak-zone scouting points, reports, and GIS prescription-map exports for review in downstream software or compatible controllers.

• The workflow has been tested on sample multispectral agricultural datasets, but not yet across many commercial field operations.
• Some controller-export formats were implemented from public vendor documentation. I do not own every physical controller, so those exports still need real-world import testing.
• Operators and agronomists remain responsible for reviewing outputs and making all product, rate, safety, and application decisions.

I’m looking for a small number of people who work with multispectral mapping, QGIS, prescription maps, or agricultural controllers and can test one dataset.

I specifically need to learn:

1. Are the scouting points and zones useful?
2. Are the GIS files structured correctly for your workflow?
3. Do the controller-export packages import correctly?
4. What would prevent you from using this on a real project?

Public materials:

• Website: https://orthoswift.net
• Sample outputs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ey-dno8Qs533Am0dBRNhIXggWTv3kBki/view?usp=sharing 
• Methodology: https://orthoswift.net/legal/methodology
• Input dataset/source: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DvAjYv3lVs4jbvsf2pujJ1al8FoQPHe9/view?usp=sharing

If you are able to test one of those workflows, comment with the software or controller you use, or send me a DM. I’ll provide limited beta access to a few relevant testers. Processing access is gated because each job has a real infrastructure cost.