Agras T100
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Heavy agricultural spraying, spreading and lifting coaxial octocopter drone
More from DJIDJI Agras T100 is DJI Agriculture's coaxial twin-rotor agricultural drone engineered for crop spraying, granular spreading and orchard/farm lifting, equipped with LiDAR, millimeter-wave phased-array radar and a Penta-Vision sensing suite. DJI Agriculture lists a 100 L spray tank (100 kg standard / 90 kg dual-battery operating payload, 30 L/min or 40 L/min max flow rate), a 150 L spreading tank (100 kg max load, 400 kg/min max discharge), configuration-specific empty weights from 65 to 90 kg, max takeoff weights from 165 to 177 kg and a 20 m/s max operation speed.
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Specifications
Use cases
- •Crop spraying
- •Fertilizer and seed spreading
- •Agricultural lifting
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- Aircraft weight by configuration (DJI)
- 75–77 kg (spraying); 75 kg (spreading); 65–90 kg (lifting)
- Max operation speed (DJI)
- 20 m/s (obstacle avoidance speed ≤ 13.8 m/s)
- Max takeoff weight by configuration (DJI)
- 175–177 kg (spraying); 175 kg (spreading); 165–170 kg (lifting)
- Spraying system (DJI)
- 100 L tank; 100 kg operating payload; up to 40 L/min (4 nozzles)
- Spreading system (DJI)
- 150 L tank; 100 kg max load; up to 400 kg/min discharge
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