Modern technology in the air
DJI Agriculture introduces its new Agras T100, T70P, and T25P spray drones for Europe, Central Asia and Africa. This next generation drones can now carry heavier payloads and support multiple application scenarios with higher operational efficiency. ” DJI Agriculture drone technology is available already in 25 countries in Europe. We continue to advance innovations in […]
DJI Agriculture introduces its new Agras T100, T70P, and T25P spray drones for Europe, Central Asia and Africa. This next generation drones can now carry heavier payloads and support multiple application scenarios with higher operational efficiency.
” DJI Agriculture drone technology is available already in 25 countries in Europe. We continue to advance innovations in precision farming to meet the evolving needs of modern agriculture,” said Yuan Zhang, Head of Global Sales at DJI Agriculture. “We applaud regional aviation authorities for helping to accelerate the adoption of smarter and greener crop protection technologies. For instance, France now permits agricultural drones in hard-to-reach vineyards and banana crops.”
T100 tackles bigger jobs
Designed for large-scale commercial growers, the Agras T100 can carry a maximum payload of 100 L for spraying, 150 L for spreading, or 80 kg for lifting. Compared to its predecessor, it is twice as efficient for high-volume spraying and faster for large-capacity spreading. With an industry-leading safety system equipped with LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and a Penta-Vision system, it delivers safe and intelligent operational experience. The spraying flow rate using the standard dual sprinklers is 30 L/min, and increases to 40 L/min with the optional four sprinklers option. The spreading system is equipped with a brand-new screw feeder and the load capacity is doubled with the maximum flow rate increased by 270%.
More efficiently with the T70P
The Agras T70P features multiple upgrades to increase operational efficiency. It can carry a maximum payload of 70 L for spraying, 100 L for spreading, or 65 kg for lifting. At the same time, it offers the same flow rates and droplet size as the Agras T100, along with its new spreading system and lifting system. The Agras T70P is equipped with the Safety System 3.0, which features millimeter-wave radar and a Tri-Vision system for obstacle detection, smarter route selection, and significantly improved obstacle clearance rates.
Solo operations with the T25P
The Agras T25P retains its predecessor’s compact and foldable design but offers the upgraded 25 kg high-precision screw feeder spreading system 4.0 and the Safety System 3.0. For spraying, it can carry 20 kg and has a flow rate of 16 L/min. Droplet size ranges from 50 to 500 μm. Ideal for solo operations, the Agras T25P is easy to transport, set up, and allows for fully automated operations in aerial mapping and plant protection. For example, it can be programmed to survey fields and orchards, conduct terrain-following operations on a mountainside, or continuously spray or spread across multiple blocks.
New training program
DJI Agriculture will expand its official training program through the DJI Academy in Europe, to equip new operators with the expertise for efficient drone operations focusing on crop protection, precise spreading, and safety. The curriculum is consistently updated to integrate the latest technical skills and product capabilities of DJI, ensuring every pilot is fully proficient with our most current agricultural technology.
