Recently, multiple provinces such as Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, and Hubei have experienced snowfall. This has triggered a substantial spike in the need for snow removal services in vegetable greenhouses and factory buildings. Consequently, the drone-powered snow removal service has stepped into a bustling business phase.

A drone service firm located in Suzhou, Anhui, has announced its capability to provide snow removal services for greenhouses, factory buildings, and roads. Drone pilots have pointed out that the efficiency of drone-based snow removal far surpasses that of manual labor. Take farmers in Suzhou, Anhui, as an example. They have found that manual snow removal demands the efforts of four individuals over a span of two hours, incurring a cost of 800 yuan. In contrast, drones can accomplish the same task in a mere 10 minutes, with a cost of only 200 yuan.

Moreover, the utilization of drones for snow removal allows for the repeated use of equipment, effectively cutting down on operational expenses. Nevertheless, operating drones for snow removal places a premium on the pilots' skill sets. These pilots are required to hold relevant certifications and possess a thorough understanding of the operational norms tailored to different scenarios.