In Edinburg, a demonstration showcased a new method for detecting invasive pests. The technology involves using drones for surveillance. Details of the demonstration are available from ValleyCentral.
It is known that high-ranking federal officials observed the demonstration. The demonstration took place near Moore Air Base and involved launching drones, including the X-10 and Indigo-class models, as part of efforts to combat the New World Screwworm.
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