The brief

Analyst view

• DJI Agriculture operates over 300,000 drones globally, treating 500M+ hectares of farmland.
• The Agras line (T25P, T70P, T100) are fully autonomous spray systems that replace labor-intensive ground spraying and small planes.
• Drones cut spray volume per hectare by 30–50% vs. ground methods, lowering chemical costs and drift.

Technical approach

As reported

Autonomy

Fully autonomous crop flying

Agras drones fly pre-mapped flight plans without a pilot, cutting spray time to minutes per hectare and eliminating pilot fatigue.

Atomization

High-precision spray nozzles

Dual-atomization nozzles create tiny droplets that coat leaves efficiently, cutting chemical use by 30–50% compared to ground rigs.

Scale

Fleets and cloud dispatch

Farms manage dozens of drones from tablets; cloud software schedules spray jobs, logs tank fills, and tracks coverage per field.