DJI Agras Series

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The AGRAS T40 features a coaxial twin rotor design that increases the payload capacity by 30% with a maximum payload of 50 kg . Its foldable design reduces the aircraft size by 70% for greater portability.

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Mapping, spraying and spreading,
all in one

DJI Agras T40 features:

Fully enhanced remote controller for smoother, faster mapping

The 8-core processor makes mapping of 6.67 hectares possible in 10 minutes. Minimizes wasted journeys with intelligent route planning, for greater efficiency. The large 7-inch high brightness screen offers a broader view with refined detail. A wide range of custom physical buttons provides flexible control.

Dual atomization for even spraying

Magnetic Drive Impeller Pump: The new magnetic transmission design completely isolates the pesticide from the motor, making the aircraft corrosion-proof and ultra-durable. Quick disassembly by hand for easy cleaning
Dual Atomized Centrifugal Sprinkler: The dual atomized spray disc ensures even droplets and more efficient pesticide usage.The proprietary centrifugal valve prevents leakage, avoids over-fertilization, and reduces pesticide use while protecting the environment.

Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing

The Active Phased Array Radar is incorporated with a binocular vision sensor system to provide 360-degree horizontal omnidirectional obstacle sensing, offering optimal security. The detection distance of up to 50 m allows for intelligent terrain following, smooth scaling and bypassing of multiple obstacles.

Ultra-fast charging

12000W Multifunctional Inverter Generator with new EFI technology and 15% fuel saving. The charging station produces 1500W AC output, sufficient to power the remote controller, water pump, reloader, lights, and other components. The 30000mAh Intelligent Flight Battery with its standard air-cooled heat sink can cool down rapidly.

Robustly tested for ultimate reliability

The core components are designed to withstand complex and harsh farmland environments. They have passed a host of rigorous tests such as corrosion prevention, high and low temperature, and aging tests, to ensure peace of mind for the user.

DJI Agras Drones VS Manual Farming

Precision and Efficiency:

DJI Agras drones offer numerous advantages over traditional manual farming practices. One of the most significant benefits is precision and efficiency. These drones are equipped with advanced GPS and mapping technology, allowing farmers to precisely target specific areas in the field for pesticide or fertilizer application. This targeted approach minimizes waste and reduces the environmental impact, as only the necessary amount of resources is used. Moreover, the drones can operate autonomously, covering large areas of land in a relatively short time, saving valuable labor hours compared to manual methods.

Cost-Effectiveness and Environmental Consideration:

Compared to crop spraying planes, DJI Agras drones provide several key advantages. Firstly, drones are more cost-effective to operate, especially for smaller farms or fields with irregular shapes. Crop spraying planes require larger areas for take-off and landing, limiting their accessibility to certain locations. In contrast, drones can take off and land in smaller spaces, making them suitable for farms with limited infrastructure. Additionally, the precise application capability of Agras drones helps reduce chemical drift, ensuring that neighboring crops, water sources, and wildlife are less affected by the spraying process. This level of accuracy and environmental consideration can be challenging for crop spraying planes to achieve.

Safety and Data-Driven Decision Making:

Another advantage of using DJI Agras drones is the safety factor. Compared to manual farming practices, which might involve exposure to potentially hazardous chemicals and repetitive physical labor, drone operators can keep a safe distance from the spraying process. This reduces the risk of accidents, chemical exposure, and overall strain on the farmer’s health. In comparison to crop spraying planes, drones operate at lower altitudes, which minimizes potential risks associated with aerial operations. The lower altitude also allows for better resolution imaging, which can be used for crop monitoring, identifying problem areas, and making data-driven decisions to optimize farm management.

**Comparative Table: DJI Agras Drones vs Manual Farming vs Crop Spraying Planes**
Aspect	DJI Agras Drones	Manual Farming	Crop Spraying Planes
Precision and Efficiency	High	Moderate	Moderate
Cost-Effectiveness	High	Moderate	Low
Environmental Impact	Low	Variable	Variable
Accessibility	High	Variable	Low
Safety	High	Low	Moderate
Data Collection	Yes	No	Limited

DJI Agras drones offer a compelling set of advantages over manual farming and Crop-Spraying Planes, empowering farmers with advanced technology to make data-driven decisions, improve resource management, and promote sustainable agricultural practices. By embracing drone technology, farmers can stay competitive in a rapidly evolving agricultural landscape while positively impacting the environment.

Specifications of DJI Agras Drones

Model	Max Flight Time	Max Spray Rate	Max Operating Speed	Payload Capacity	Operating Weight	Dimensions (LxWxH)
DJI Agras T10	22 minutes	10 L/min	8 m/s	10 kg	22 kg	1720x1720x450 mm
DJI Agras T20	23 minutes	20 L/min	10 m/s	20 kg	34 kg	1848x1848x482 mm
DJI Agras T30	20 minutes	30 L/min	13 m/s	30 kg	39 kg	1946x1946x592 mm
DJI Agras T40	22 minutes	40 L/min	15 m/s	40 kg	50 kg	2013x2013x614 mm

DJI Agras T40

The AGRAS T40 is equipped with the revolutionary Coaxial Twin Rotor design, enabling it to carry a spray load of 40 kg and a spread load of 50 kg (70 L). The aircraft is built in with a Dual Atomized Spraying System, DJI Terra, Active Phased array Radar and Binocular Vision. It supports multiple missions from surveying, mapping, to spraying and spreading, helping you achieve ultimate precision in your agricultural operations.