The Agras T50 sets new standards for agricultural drone operations. It features a powerful coaxial twin-rotor propulsion system and a split, torque-resistant structure for maximum stability when carrying a 40 kg spray [1] or 50 kg spreader load [1]. The T50 is equipped with a dual spraying system, front and rear phased array radar, and a binocular vision system. It excels in numerous application scenarios, from mapping [2] to spraying and spreading, and guarantees stable operation and consistent performance.
- Weight: 39.9 kg (excl. battery) / 52 kg (incl. battery).
- Max takeoff weight: 92 kg (spraying) / 103 kg (spreading).
- Spray tank: 40 L, with flow rate up to 16 L/min (2 nozzles) or 24 L/min (4 nozzles).
- Spreading hopper: 75 L (up to 50 kg load), 8 m spread width, compatible with 0.5-5 mm dry granules.
- Coverage: ~21.3 hectares/hour spraying; up to 1,500 kg/hour granule spreading.
- Propulsion: 8 motors at 4,000 W each, 54" nylon carbon fiber propellers.
- Obstacle sensing: Dual binocular vision + front and rear phased-array radar, terrain following on slopes up to 20°.
- RTK precision: ±10 cm horizontal and vertical.
- Controller: RM700B with a 7.02" LCD screen, 1920×1200 resolution, 1200 cd/m² brightness.
[1] The data was measured at sea level. Payload weight is significantly affected by ambient temperature and altitude. The takeoff payload weight must be reduced by 10 kg for every 1,000 m increase in altitude. The DJI Agras app recommends a payload weight based on the drone’s current status and environment. When adding materials, the maximum weight should not exceed the recommended value, as this may compromise flight safety.
[2] RTK is required.















