Aerial Drone Spraying

Our Spraying Drone the Mighty DJI T40

DJI T40 Landed infront of weeds

Aerial spraying has never been easier since the introduction of Spraying drones and our Mighty DJI T40 is no exception! With it’s capability of carrying up to 40 litres  of liquid, a spray width between 7 to 11 metres  and 12 litres per minute  pump output,  it’s an efficiency powerhouse!

With RTK precision, state of the art Obstacle Avoidance and fantastic FPV cameras that DJI is known for! all this great stuff makes it built to take on the most challenging Terrain! 

With the T40, we have it covered !

Click the button to see the T40 Standard flight modes

The T40 has many automated flight modes making any job quick and simple to complete. This mighty machine has the ability to map using it’s FPV camera, which allows for accurate fully automated flight routes up to 5 hectares.

Check our T40’S Fruit tree modes

If its a large job, I use the Small but powerful Mavic 3 Multispectral which easily maps up to 40 hectares per battery. We can even do Prescription application to crops, by utilizing Mavic’s Multispectral sensors!  and uploading custom flight paths onto the T40.

Click the button to see how we flight plan larger jobs 

100's of applications!

Everyday someone discovers a new use for a Spray drone! and in Australia the capabilities are literally endless!

Things like Herbicides, Liquid Fertilizers, Insecticides Fungicides  are some of the common applications.

So, Whether it’s spraying weeds in tough places, a broad acre situation, or even Greenhouse treatments, Im sure I have a solution for you.

Joel Gilbert Refilling DJI T40 at Quarry site

So, where do we start?

I usually start by asking, what’s the area size? the terrain? Location? some satelite images off “Six Maps” or “Google” of the treatment area. Mobile phone shots of the current situation. Some sites are too difficult to build a mental picture of and may require a “Site visit” (Don’t worry it’s free)

 All this info allows me to understand the scope of the project, and to  determine what is the best way to attack it!

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