DJI, the global leader in drone and camera technology, has officially launched its latest agricultural drones - the Agras T100, T70P, and T25P — for worldwide use.
These new models represent the next step in DJI agriculture’s development, offering more power, smarter features, and greater efficiency for farming operations of all sizes.
With over 12 years of research and development behind them, the new Agras drones are designed to handle bigger jobs and suit a range of farming tasks, from spraying and spreading to lifting. Each drone is built with advanced safety features and automated systems to support smarter, safer, and more efficient farming.
Agras T100: for large-scale farming
The Agras T100 is built for commercial farming, with a maximum payload of 100 litres for spraying, 150 litres for spreading, or 100 kilograms for lifting. It has a top operating speed of 20 m/s, making it twice as efficient as the previous model. Its powerful safety system includes LiDAR, millimetre-wave radar, and a Penta-Vision system, helping it navigate safely and operate with high accuracy.
Agras T70P: balanced power and efficiency
Designed for a wide range of uses, the Agras T70P can spray with 70 litres, spread with 100 litres, or lift up to 65 kilograms. Like the T100, it reaches speeds of up to 20 m/s and includes a fine mist spraying system. It features the Safety System 3.0 with improved obstacle detection using radar and a Tri-Vision system.
Agras T25P: compact and ideal for solo use
The T25P keeps its compact, foldable frame, making it ideal for single-person use. It includes the new 25 kg high-precision screw feeder system for spreading and the Safety System 3.0. It is well-suited for smaller farms or precision tasks, with full automation for mapping and plant protection.
New training for drone pilots
DJI is also rolling out new pilot training courses under the DJI Academy, starting in 15 countries across the Americas and Asia. These courses will teach safe flying, efficient spraying and spreading, and how to get the most out of DJI’s agricultural drones.The new Agras drones will first be available in Southeast Asia.
Yuan Zhang, head of global sales at DJI Agriculture, said, “We are proud to launch these advanced drones to support global farming. They help growers feed communities while reducing the environmental impact on our planet.”
DJI launches new Agras drones - the Agras T100, T70P, and T25P
The new Agras drones are designed to handle bigger jobs and suit a range of farming tasks.(Image Credit: DJI)
