The farming sector witnessed an increase in the use of drones for the inspection and management of crop fields. has awarded thousands of drone permits each year. Drones had gained appeal among government agencies and enterprises by 2013, but it wasn’t until 2016 that the United States government allowed commercial drone operations. They are also in charge of border security and surveillance. They are now in charge of inspecting pipelines, evaluating crops, and assisting with disaster relief activities. It wasn’t until around 2006 that the world saw the use of drones for non-military applications. military spending on drone development, resulting in much sleeker and more advanced models like the ‘MQ-1 Predator’ drones, and its successor the ‘MQ-9 Reaper.’ By the 1970s, countries like Israel used drones on military operations such as the Yom Kippur War. In World War II drones were used by both sides to train air fighters and offer support on combat missions. World War I marked the invention of the first unmanned aerial vehicle - a pilotless torpedo built by the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company. They were used by militaries for airstrikes, surveillance, and target practice. The earliest models of drones date back to the 1800s, in the form of balloons and aerial torpedoes.

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