Legal reflexes of the use of remote monitoring technologies in rural properties

Abstract

The present study, inserted in the context of agricultural innovation, aims to explore the legal consequences of the use of remote monitoring technologies, specifically the use of drones and satellites, in the efficient administration of agricultural lands. The central objective was to investigate the influence of these technologies on accurate mapping and monitoring of crop health, in addition to evaluating their effectiveness in managing extensive rural areas to preserve natural resources and comply with agricultural regulations. Another focus was the analysis of the legal consequences of such practice, with the purpose of improving decisions in agricultural management. A methodology based on bibliographic review was adopted. This approach allowed for an in-depth analysis based on existing literature, facilitating the obtaining of relevant insights into the application and efficiency of these technologies in the agricultural context. The results obtained demonstrated that the use of drones and satellites has been crucial in transforming agricultural management. These advanced technologies are not only about improving precision and efficiency in agricultural practices, but also promote sustainability, reducing environmental impact and ensuring compliance with regulations. The integration of collected data with artificial intelligence proved to be effective in predicting and optimizing agricultural practices. Therefore, it is concluded that such technologies are fundamental for modern agricultural management and essential for the advancement of sustainable agriculture in balance with the environment, with the Law being responsible for regulating the limits, consequences and form of storage of collected data.