Agriculture Drones

How Well Do They Work?

Field trials and feedback show that the Agras T50 Sprayer Drone has a consistent coverage width of 32 feet, and can accurately follow the terrain on slopes up to 40 degrees during in-crop spraying and desiccation.

Is it Safe? What If It Crashes?

It's incredibly safe. The Agras T50 has a spherical radar system that builds its environment in 3D, so that it knows exactly where it is and what is around it, in real time. It has built-in instructions how to operate in the event of a near-collision, a critical battery issue, or a loss in connection to the control system.

We Help Get You Started & Beyond

You're not going to go into this blindly. In partnership with Rocky Mountain Drones, we provide training and certification. We're also here to perform services needed once your drone is up and running (ie. maintenance, questions, etc). Any concerns or questions, we here to help.  

Save Money

Ag drones are significantly more affordable than a traditional sprayer. Especially when you consider all the materials, gas, and maintenance needed to keep ground sprayers up and running. 

Ease of Use

While ag drones may seem daunting at first, they're actually quite easy to use. If you can operate a basic computer or cell phone, you can operate the T50. The software is fool-proof, and the operation of the T50 is fully autonomous. After you have a little experience with the T50, the hardest part of its operation is changing the battery and filling the tank.

• Industry-leading safety mechanisms
• Spherical obstacle detection & avoidance (it won't be hitting any trees or bushes)
• GPS / GNSS positioning & RTK ready
• ZERO compaction - spray day or night
• Sprays difficult terrain with ease, up to a 40-degree slope (no more fighting with bouncing boones)