
The DJI Agras T50 is the newest generation in DJI’s agricultural UAV lineup, built for large-scale pesticide and fertilizer spraying. It features dual millimeter-wave radar, 360° obstacle avoidance sensors, and a high-precision RTK positioning system for accurate flight paths. With a takeoff weight exceeding 50 kg and a 40-liter tank, the T50 delivers twice the spraying capacity of the previous T40 model.
The T50 combines millimeter-wave dual radar with vision sensors capable of detecting obstacles within a 50-meter radius. Its carbon fiber frame and high-torque motors maintain stability even in strong winds.
Key specifications:
→ These specs enable high-precision spraying while minimizing chemical waste.
The upgraded dual high-pressure nozzles produce ultra-fine droplets for better leaf adhesion and chemical efficiency. With RTK guidance, the T50 follows preprogrammed routes with only 2–3 cm deviation, maintaining accuracy even on hilly terrain - a major leap for all-terrain stability and nighttime operation.
With its 40-liter tank, the T50 can cover 1 hectare in just 2–3 minutes. Dual spray nozzles and high-pressure pumps distribute liquid evenly while reducing water usage by 25% compared with manual spraying.
The T50 achieves a spray speed of 7 m/s at an altitude of 2–3 meters, ensuring fine, even mist distribution across the crop canopy. With a 9-meter spray width, it is particularly efficient for large-scale rice fields.
|
Model |
Tank capacity (L) |
Spray rate (ha/h) |
RTK accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|
|
DJI T30 |
30 |
15–20 |
±5 cm |
|
DJI T40 |
40 |
20–25 |
±3 cm |
|
DJI T50 |
40 |
25–30 |
±2 cm |
→ The DJI T50 outperforms its predecessors in both productivity and stability, making it ideal for large-scale farming.
Equipped with dual electromagnetic nozzles, the T50 disperses ultra-fine droplets, saving 15–20% of pesticide usage. Its flow-control sensors maintain constant pressure throughout each flight for consistent spray volume.
In field trials across the Mekong Delta, the T50 achieved over 95% pest-control efficiency on rice. For tall crops like coffee and pepper, its 6–7 m spray height ensures full canopy coverage and uniform chemical absorption.
The 8-bar high-pressure spray system generates ultra-fine droplets that penetrate deeply into foliage. As a result, average crop yields increased by 10–15%, while reducing chemical residues and environmental pollution.
The DJI Agras T50 is priced between 320–350 million VND, roughly 15% higher than the T40, but it delivers nearly 30% higher productivity. Reduced electricity and pesticide consumption lower long-term operational costs.
With an average workload of 20 hectares per day, the T50’s ROI period is about 6–8 months - roughly two months faster than the T40, making it a compelling choice for cooperatives and large-scale farms.
By replacing manual spraying (costing ~300,000 VND/ha) with drone spraying (~80,000–100,000 VND/ha), a 100-hectare farm can save over 20 million VND per season. Combined with safer working conditions and consistent yields, the T50 is becoming a preferred option in the Mekong Delta.
The omnidirectional sensors detect trees, poles, and terrain in real time. With the DJI SmartFarm app, users can automatically map spraying zones with just a few taps, improving precision and safety.
Its 30,000 mAh battery supports 12–14 minutes per flight, fully recharging in 9 minutes using a 7,200 W charging station. This enables continuous operation with minimal downtime.
The intuitive touchscreen controller, Vietnamese-language interface, and auto-guided tutorials make the T50 easy to master after only 1–2 hours of training.
The T50 requires servicing every 300 flight hours. Annual replacement costs for parts (propellers, nozzles, bearings) range from 5–10 million VND. Following DJI’s maintenance guidelines extends drone lifespan to over 3 years.
Its smart lithium battery manages temperature and charge-discharge cycles safely for up to 1,000 recharge cycles, offering a 2-year average lifespan - significantly reducing replacement costs.
DJI Vietnam regularly updates firmware, refining spray algorithms for different crops. Official warranty and software support ensure reliable long-term operation.
The T50’s larger size requires wider takeoff zones, and its battery and charger costs are relatively high - factors to weigh in small-scale operations.
Best suited for cooperatives, service providers, and farms over 20 hectares. For smaller farms, renting drone services is more cost-effective.
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Model |
Tank capacity |
Spray rate |
Navigation system |
Price (VND) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
T40 |
40 L |
25 ha/h |
RTK + Dual radar |
~300 million |
|
T50 |
40 L |
30 ha/h |
RTK + AI Vision 360° |
~340 million |
|
T60 |
60 L |
35 ha/h |
RTK Pro + 3D Mapping |
~400 million |
Compared with the T40, the T50 offers improved navigation precision, 360° obstacle detection, and smarter flight algorithms, delivering 15% more spraying stability.
The DJI Agras T50 represents a major advancement in agricultural mechanization - offering precise spraying, cost savings, and environmental protection. With a capacity of 30 hectares/hour, omnidirectional radar, and advanced RTK positioning, it sets new standards for smart farming efficiency.
Delivering top-tier performance and reduced operating costs, the T50 cements DJI’s leadership in next-generation agricultural UAVs.
The T50 performs effectively on rice, corn, coffee, pepper, and fruit trees, with adjustable spray pressure and height.
Yes. Its carbon-fiber frame and smart stabilization sensors ensure stable flight under Level 4–5 winds.
The 30,000 mAh fast-charging battery recharges in about 9 minutes, powering 12–14 minutes of continuous flight.
No. It uses the dedicated DJI Smart Controller (RC), which integrates flight maps and automated mission planning features.
Yes. DJI Vietnam provides 12-month warranty for the airframe and 6-month warranty for the battery, along with regular software and firmware updates.