What changed

DJI Agriculture announced the global launch of its Agras T55 and T100 dual-battery spraying system on 1 July. The aircraft extend the company’s agricultural drone line for crop spraying, orchard treatment and other field tasks. DJI says the battery design supports longer working cycles and a more intuitive operation process.

Performance depends on payload, crop, weather and local field conditions. The company’s release describes manufacturer capabilities and intended uses; agricultural operations still require compliance with country-specific licensing and chemical-application rules.

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