SHENZHEN, China, May 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI Agriculture, the global leader in innovative agricultural drone technology, today introduces the DJI Agras T55 and DJI Agras T100 Dual Battery Spraying System to the Thai market at AGRITECHNICA ASIA 2026 at BITEC, Bangkok. Other models on display at the exhibition include the T100, T70P, T25P, and Dock 3. The T70P has also won the Sustainable Practices Award at this year's AGRITECHNICA Asia. Building on 14 years of dedicated research and development, these new agricultural drones expand on the capabilities of the company's most popular agricultural drones. The Agras T55 adds the latest industry-leading safety systems to the company's popular agricultural drone with a 50 L payload capacity. Meanwhile, the Agras T100 Dual Battery Spraying System enhances the effectiveness and efficiency of treating orchards.

"For more than seven years, DJI Agriculture has advanced precision farming in Thailand with our drone technology. Since entering the Thai market in 2019, over 19,000 certified drone operators have been trained. To support the growing demand for agricultural drones, DJI Agriculture has established a network of more than 300 stores across more than 70 provinces, including all key agricultural provinces. As of December 2025, sales in the Thai market accounted for 50% of total sales across Southeast Asia," said Yuan Zhang, Head of Sales for DJI Agriculture. "In working closely with local farmers worldwide, we are able to deliver innovations that specifically address the challenges they face in the fields. With the enhancements to the Agras T55's safety system, Thai farmers can more confidently treat their fields without worrying about how to avoid nearby powerlines and other obstacles."

Simplify Aerial Spraying and Seeding with Agras T55

The Agras T55 is a light, intuitive agricultural drone with a streamlined setup process. With a 50 L payload capacity, it can carry 50 L for spraying and 55 kg for spreading. The Agras T55 Lift System supports a lifting payload of 40 kg and features Auto Balance Control and Emergency Cable Release. It also features an upgraded safety system that offers comprehensive protection and worry-free operations. The upgraded sensing system ensures more precise obstacle detection, enabling smooth avoidance of obstacles such as power lines and utility poles – even in rain or fog. These obstacles are logged, ensuring the drone remembers to avoid them in the future, thereby increasing safety over time. Meanwhile, the all-new quad-vision system combines three top-mounted cameras with a low-light full-color FPV camera, helping operators view scenes in front, behind, to the left, to the right, and below the drone.

Treat Ochards with Precision with Agras T100 Dual Battery Spraying System

The Agras T100 Dual Battery Spraying System expands the capabilities of the Agras T100, delivering greater versatility across a range of agricultural tasks and improved efficiency. Equipped with two intelligent flight batteries, the hovering time while carrying a 90 L effective payload for spraying increases by 50%, making continuous operations easier. Meanwhile, the dual-atomized centrifugal sprinklers enable even faster flight speeds, wider spray coverage, and greater operational efficiency for large-scale field applications. With the optional mist sprinkler set, treating orchards is more effective. The enhanced flow rates and atomization can penetrate dense canopies and reach the undersides of leaves on tall, thickly canopied trees.

Availability

The DJI Agras T100 Dual Battery and T55 are now available for sale in Thailand. Interested buyers should contact their local authorized DJI Agriculture dealers for availability and pricing.

Learn more: https://ag.dji.com/th/t55

Read the full 2025/2026 Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report here.

About DJI Agriculture

DJI Agriculture was established by DJI in 2015 with the mission to bring innovative drone technology to farming, making it more sustainable, efficient, and safer. DJI began investing in research and development for the advancement of spray drones in 2012, before it created a dedicated business unit for agriculture drones. As the global leader of the drone industry, DJI is building a better world by continuously promoting human advancement through products that add value to lives around the world in more profound ways than ever before. Today, an estimated 500,000 agricultural drones are in use worldwide to treat more than 300 types of crops in more than 100 countries and regions.

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SHENZHEN, China, April 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI Agriculture, the global leader in innovative agricultural drone technology, today unveiled its fifth annual Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report (2025/2026) at Agrishow 2026 in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil. The report highlights how global policies are trending toward liberalization, standardization, and strategic integration. Meanwhile, DJI Agriculture strengthened its network of 3,500 service and repair centers worldwide while advocating for standardized drone operations. By the end of 2025, over 600,000 DJI agricultural drones were already in use globally by more than 600,000 trained operators. The adoption of this technology has saved approximately 410 million tons of water—equivalent to the annual drinking water consumption of 740 million people—and cut carbon emissions by 51 million tons, equal to the annual carbon absorption capacity of 240 million trees.

"Agricultural drones are no longer a novelty – they are essential farm equipment worldwide. In Brazil, DJI Drones are now widely applied on the country's major crops, including coffee, soybeans, corn, sugarcane, and forage grass." said from Yuan Zhang, Head of Global Sales at DJI Agriculture, "As the global adoption continues to grow, DJI Agriculture will continue to strengthen our support network for operators while offering training through our global network of over 7,000 certified instructors. These investments underscore the company's commitment to helping farmers improve efficiency and sustainably increase their yields through innovative drone technology."

Drone Seeding and Spraying Elevates Pasture Production and Sustainability in Brazil
The report presents several case studies on the use cases of agricultural drones for various crops in different countries. In Brazil, farmers have deployed DJI Agras T25P, T70P, and T100 agricultural drones to cover full-cycle precision operations in forage management, lifting forage renewal efficiency and pasture productivity. For example, using drones to more precisely spot-spray weed patches can reduce herbicide use by up to 35%. Simultaneously, full-process drone spraying and seeding also offer environmental protection benefits by eliminating soil compaction, reducing chemical drift near sensitive ecosystems, and lowering the carbon footprint of livestock farming.

Improved Field Trials and Academic Studies Driving More Compliant Field Operations
The report also documents several new field trials and academic studies offering credible, evidence-based validation of the advantages of agricultural spraying drones in precision application, operational efficiency, economic benefits, and sustainability. Simultaneously, organizations such as UAPASTF developed guidelines for the safe and effective application of pesticides, informed by updated drone field-drift studies. Better drift testing enables more precise, safer, and more compliant field operations, making it a key enabler of precision agriculture and environmentally responsible crop protection.

These studies have helped drive more evidence-based policies and market developments worldwide, which is further fueling the rapid global expansion of the agricultural drone industry. For example, ANAC (the National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil) updated its drone regulations to establish "standard scenarios" for recurring agricultural operations. In Canada, Transport Canada's regulatory amendments to the Canadian Aviation Regulations have simplified operational rules for agricultural drones, directly supporting spraying, mapping, monitoring, and precision farming.

As the industry continues to mature worldwide, DJI Agriculture aims to provide farmers and policymakers with a clearer view of how agricultural drones deliver measurable environmental value and open new pathways for global agricultural modernization.

Read the full 2025/2026 Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report here.

About DJI Agriculture
DJI Agriculture was established by DJI in 2015 with the mission to bring innovative drone technology to farming, making it more sustainable, efficient, and safer. DJI began investing in research and development for the advancement of spray drones in 2012, before it created a dedicated business unit for agriculture drones. As the global leader of the drone industry, DJI is building a better world by continuously promoting human advancement through products that add value to lives around the world in more profound ways than ever before. Today, an estimated 600,000 agricultural drones are in use worldwide to treat more than 300 types of crops in more than 100 countries and regions.

SHENZHEN, China, March 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today launches Avata 360. Designed to unlock endless creativity in one take^[1], DJI's new 8K 360° flagship drone delivers 360° imaging with 1-inch-equivalent sensors^[1] for filming in 8K/60fps HDR video. Meanwhile, DJI's powerful O4+ video transmission system and obstacle sensing^[1] enable creators to see farther with a more stable, safer, and more immersive flight experience. Paired with DJI goggles and motion controllers, the latest addition to the popular Avata series delivers an immersive 360° flight experience for FPV thrills. Creators can also use DJI remote controllers to capture a full 360° view in a single flight that can be reframed from any perspective, transforming a single take into multiple creative possibilities.

Brilliant Imaging, Boundless Creativity

Avata 360 offers two different lenses that can be seamlessly switched. The 360° lens uses 1-inch-equivalent sensors^[1] that can capture 360° images in rich detail for 8K/60fps HDR videos^[1] and 120 MP photos. With the large 2.4 μm pixels and high dynamic range, light and shadow are also captured with exquisite clarity. Both video and photos can be exported directly or reframed in post-production. Meanwhile, the Single Lens mode allows creators to use the classic Avata-style filming in 4K/60fps^[1].

Powerful Video Transmission, Immersive Flight

Avata 360 leverages DJI's flagship O4+ video transmission system to deliver stable and clear live feeds for smoother, more immersive flights. Its strong anti-interference capabilities enable high-definition, high-frame-rate transmission at 1080p/60fps and support a range of up to 20 km^[1].

Fly With Confidence, Create With Ease

Avata 360 offers up to 23 minutes of flight time^[1] and includes several standard safety features, including nightscape omnidirectional obstacle sensing^[1] and integrated propeller guards. If damaged, the camera lens can be easily replaced with the DJI Avata 360 replacement lens kit with tools (sold separately). It also brings an exceptional experience to aerial content creation, where a single shot with the drone's 360° imaging can be transformed into multiple, masterful creations through post production using the DJI Fly and DJI Studio apps, including:

• Spotlight Free^[1] - Locks onto a moving subject and assists with camera movement, replicating the sophisticated camera language like a pro with Inspire 3. By comparison, Spotlight locks onto your subject's face to effortlessly capture Circle or Dronie shots without manual adjustments.
  
  
• ActiveTrack 360°^[1] - Automatically selects the optimal tracking mode. For example, Standard mode maintains a steady distance and altitude relative to the subject. Meanwhile, Cycling mode reacts faster to turns and keeps the subject in frame even in complex environments.
  
  
• FPV mode - Enables even novice pilots to adds a natural roll effect to Spotlight Free, ActiveTrack 360°, and manual flights to create dynamic, high-speed FPV-style footage. This mode can be applied in post-production.
  
  
• Intelligent Tracking - Powered by advanced algorithms, DJI Fly and DJI Studio apps make it effortless to lock onto and smoothly track people, vehicles, pets, and more, even in 360° footage.
  
  
• New One-Tap In-App Editing - With GyroFrame, 360° footage can be adjusted to an ideal angle and exported in the DJI Fly app. Both DJI Fly and DJI Studio allow camera movement effects to be added.
  
  
• Virtual Gimbal^[1] - Uses a 360° view to enable infinite rotation and tilt for dynamic camera moves. Even when flying in one direction, horizons can be rotated, and perspectives can be shifted to look back or perform a flip.
  
  
• Replaceable Front Lens Element - The front element features a replaceable design. Purchase a replacement lens kit with tools^[1], and you can easily replace the old lens yourself—no need to send it in for repair.
  
  
• 42GB Internal Storage and High-Speed Transfers - With 42GB of internal storage, 30 minutes of 360° video in 8K without a microSD card. Using Wi-Fi 6 High-Speed Transfer, 1 GB of footage can be transferred to the DJI Fly app in 10 seconds at up to 100 MB/s^[1].

FPV Flights and Aerial Filming in One Drone

Avata 360 combines the creative freedom of a 360 camera with the thrill of FPV flying like never before. It can be flown with DJI remote controllers (RC 2, RC-N2, RC-N3) for precise camera movement, allowing creators to unlock new ways to create stunning aerial shots. Meanwhile, DJI goggles and motion controllers offer a more immersive flight experience with 360° imaging at 1080p/60fps. Like the Avata 2, aerial acrobatics like drifting can be performed - even by beginners - with the DJI RC Motion 3. 

Price and Availability

DJI Avata 360 is available for pre-order starting today through store.dji.com and authorized retailers. Shipping begins April 2026 and will vary by region. Pricing and configurations are as follows:

• DJI Avata 360 (Drone Only) retails for £409.
• DJI Avata 360 (DJI RC 2) retails for £639.
• DJI Avata 360 Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2) retails for £829.
• DJI Avata 360 Motion Fly More Combo retails for £829.

DJI Care Refresh

DJI Care Refresh, the comprehensive protection plan for DJI products, is now available for DJI Avata 360. The replacement service covers accidental damage, including flyaway, collisions and water damage. For a small additional charge, you can have your damaged product replaced if an accident occurs.

DJI Care Refresh (1-Year Plan) includes up to two replacements in one year. DJI Care Refresh (2-Year Plan) includes up to four replacements in two years. Other services of DJI Care Refresh include official Warranty and free shipping. For a full list of details, please visit: https://www.dji.com/support/service/djicare-refresh.

For more information, please refer to: https://www.dji.com/avata-360

^[1] Only supported by certain camera modes or with specific accessories. All data was measured using a production model of DJI Avata 360 in a controlled environment; actual experience may vary. For more information, please refer to https://www.dji.com/avata-360.

SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the world's leader in civil drones and creative camera technology, today launches the DJI FlyCart 100 ( FC100 ) to the global market. Building on the industry-defining FlyCart 30, which made aerial delivery possible on Mount Everest, DJI's next-generation delivery drone features a higher payload capacity of up to 100 kg, faster charging, and an intelligent safety system with LiDAR, a parachute, and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance. For improved flight operations management, DJI is also introducing the DJI Delivery App and the DJI DeliveryHub. 

"DJI continues to innovate to meet industry needs. Even in the early days of aerial delivery, our advanced civilian drone technology has become the trusted solution globally for emergency response, construction, and supply chain logistics – from transporting air tanks and trash on Mount Everest to delivering emergency supplies after the devastating floods," says Hao Jin, the Head of DJI Delivery Sales at DJI. "With the next-generation DJI FC100, we built a drone that can deliver more – in payload capacity, endurance, and safety - and support more applications across more industries."

Greater Payload Capacity Up to 100 kg (Max Takeoff Weight Up to 170 kg )

The FC100 is designed to operate in the most challenging environments, climbing mountains and over rivers, lakes, and bays. Building on its predecessor's coaxial four-axis, eight-blade, multi-rotor configuration, the FC100 features an optimized wing design, 62-inch carbon fiber propellers, and larger motors with more torque. With these improvements, it can carry up to 65 kg payloads for 12 km with the dual-battery configuration – a significant improvement from 30 kg. Similarly, with the emergency single-battery configuration, it can now carry up to 80 kg for 6 km, compared to 40 kg. 

Ultra-Fast Charging

The FC100's Energy System now supports ultra-fast charging with a C12000 charger or D14000iE generator. Combined with the dual battery hot-swapping and battery redundancy design, operations can continue uninterrupted. Each 41Ah battery can be heated through the DJI Battery Incubator to ensure optimal performance in cold weather. The batteries can work with various chargers indoors and outdoors. 

New Flagship Winch System

The FC100 features the new Flagship Winch System, which is equipped with an electric hook for more efficient loading and unloading. The winch features a 30-meter cable, offering both automatic and manual release and retrieval options. It can also maintain a retractable speed of 1.2 m/s when handling heavy loads, ensuring efficient and reliable operation.

Improved Operational Safety for Multiple Scenarios 

The FC100's Intelligent Safety System is equipped with multiple sensors, including high-precision LiDAR for terrain mapping, millimeter-wave Radar for all-around detection, and a penta-vision system for better environmental awareness. It also features an integrated parachute that can be opened in an emergency to effectively slow down the touchdown speed to 7m/s and minimize the risk to people and property. Featuring a water- and dust-resistant IP55 rating, the FC100 can operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 40°C, withstand winds of up to 12 m/s, and fly at altitudes of up to 6,000 meters.

Stay in Control with the DJI Delivery App and the DJI DeliveryHub

The all-new DJI Delivery App enables pilots to operate the FC100 with their controller, featuring new features such as A-B Route Operation Mode and AR Display. They can also view the drone's real-time flight status and cargo transport details from the streamlined interface. Meanwhile, DJI DeliveryHub serves as a one-stop air delivery management platform, facilitating efficient multi-platform collaboration. It supports efficient operation planning, comprehensive operation status monitoring, centralized team resource management, and data collection and analysis. FC100 can be customized to support PSDK and high-power interfaces for third-party payloads.

Availability

The FC100 is available for purchase through authorized DJI Delivery dealers. Learn more:https://www.dji.com/flycart-100 

¹ All data was measured using a production model in a controlled environment. Product specifications may vary locally to align with local legal and policy frameworks. For more information, please refer to our official website: https://www.dji.com/flycart-100  

SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the world's leader in civil drones and creative camera technology, today launches the DJI FlyCart 100 (FC100) to the global market. Building on the industry-defining FlyCart 30, which made aerial delivery possible on Mount Everest, DJI's next-generation delivery drone features a higher payload capacity of up to 80 kg, faster charging, and an intelligent safety system with LiDAR, a parachute, and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance. For improved flight operations management, DJI is also introducing the DJI Delivery App and the DJI DeliveryHub.

"DJI continues to innovate to meet industry needs. Even in the early days of aerial delivery, our advanced civilian drone technology has become the trusted solution globally for emergency response, construction, and supply chain logistics – from transporting air tanks and trash on Mount Everest to delivering emergency supplies after the devastating floods," says Hao Jin, the Head of DJI Delivery Sales at DJI. "With the next-generation DJI FC100, we built a drone that can deliver more – in payload capacity, endurance, and safety - and support more applications across more industries.

Greater Payload Capacity Up to 80 kg (Max Takeoff Weight Up to 149.9 kg )

The FC100 is designed to operate in the most challenging environments, climbing mountains and over rivers, lakes, and bays. Building on its predecessor's coaxial four-axis, eight-blade, multi-rotor configuration, the FC100 features an optimized wing design, 62-inch carbon fiber propellers, and larger motors with more torque. With these improvements, it can carry up to 65 kg payloads for 12 km with the dual-battery configuration – a significant improvement from 30 kg. Similarly, with the emergency single-battery configuration, it can now carry up to 80 kg for 6 km, compared to 40 kg. 

Ultra-Fast Charging

The FC100's Energy System now supports ultra-fast charging with a C12000 charger or D14000iE generator. Combined with the dual battery hot-swapping and battery redundancy design, operations can continue uninterrupted. Each 41Ah battery can be heated through the DJI Battery Incubator to ensure optimal performance in cold weather. The batteries can work with various chargers indoors and outdoors. 

New Flagship Winch System

The FC100 features the new Flagship Winch System, which is equipped with an electric hook for more efficient loading and unloading. The winch features a 30-meter cable, offering both automatic and manual release and retrieval options. It can also maintain a retractable speed of 1.2 m/s when handling heavy loads, ensuring efficient and reliable operation.

Improved Operational Safety for Multiple Scenarios

The FC100's Intelligent Safety System is equipped with multiple sensors, including high-precision LiDAR for terrain mapping, millimeter-wave Radar for all-around detection, and a penta-vision system for better environmental awareness. It also features an integrated parachute that can be opened in an emergency to effectively slow down the touchdown speed to 6m/s and minimize the risk to people and property. Featuring a water- and dust-resistant IP55 rating, the FC100 can operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 40°C, withstand winds of up to 12 m/s, and fly at altitudes of up to 6,000 meters.

Stay in Control with the DJI Delivery App and the DJI DeliveryHub

The all-new DJI Delivery App enables pilots to operate the FC100 with their controller, featuring new features such as A-B Route Operation Mode and AR Display. They can also view the drone's real-time flight status and cargo transport details from the streamlined interface. Meanwhile, DJI DeliveryHub serves as a one-stop air delivery management platform, facilitating efficient multi-platform collaboration. It supports efficient operation planning, comprehensive operation status monitoring, centralized team resource management, and data collection and analysis. FC100 can be customized to support PSDK and high-power interfaces for third-party payloads.

Availability

The FC100 is available for purchase through authorized DJI Delivery dealers. Learn more:https://www.dji.com/flycart-100 

¹ All data was measured using a production model in a controlled environment. Product specifications may vary locally to align with local legal and policy frameworks. For more information, please refer to our official website:https://www.dji.com/flycart-100  

Hyundai E & C is setting a new benchmark for smart construction at scale with the help of DJI Docks, DJI's drone–in–a–box enterprise solution. When completed, the Namyangju Wangsuk Relocation Project will be the nation's first stacked underground road, featuring an upper underpass and a lower tunnel spanning 6.4 kilometers. Costing an estimated  1 trillion KRW, the site has been described as the single largest civil engineering project in Korea, requiring tightly integrated coordination among construction, scheduling, safety, and quality.

Throughout the relocation process, demolition and construction progressed almost in parallel. Drones were essential for site surveying, providing critical intel for deciding when and where crews should be mobilized and informing construction planning. Before automated aerial missions were possible, drone operations were manual and labor-intensive: dedicated staff needed to be on-site to manage charging, transporting, flying, and data storage. That changed when DJI Docks was integrated into daily workflows. After a few initial tests, it became clear that automated flights enabled real-time site monitoring, saving time and labor.

Flexible Deployments, More Efficient Workflows

Installed onsite, DJI Docks allow operators to plan missions remotely, schedule flights, and pilot docked drones on demand. For Hyundai E&C, this enabled teams to automate their charging-to-flight workflows while streamlining their data gathering and analysis into a unified platform. Teams can now collect site data every two weeks, enabling more accurate prioritization, scheduling, and issuance of subcontract work orders. The shared data environment reduces the need for frequent in-person meetings. Instead, teams can check updates and collaborate directly.

3D Models Streamline Progress Tracking and Verification

Another key shift has been the move from 2D CAD quantity takeoffs to 3D model-driven verification. Drone-derived measurements feed directly into volume calculations, which are cross-checked against 2D designs for accuracy. Multiple design layers are overlaid on current site conditions, allowing each discipline to review the information they need and plan efficiently. This has streamlined progress reporting: instead of manually marking up photos, teams now overlay official design drawings to compare planned and actual conditions with high precision. For on-site execution, this approach supports reliable quantity estimation, weekly and monthly progress tracking, and verification that construction matches design intent.

Automation Driving Smarter Construction

Automated site monitoring with DJI Docks covers the entire 6.4 km corridor, including hard-to-access zones, improving efficiency and reducing manual workload. Leaders at the site anticipate that these systems will expand rapidly across the industry. Hyundai E&C's recent smart construction technology demonstrations at the same project—featuring digital twin dashboards, autonomous drones, robotics, and smart safety solutions—underscore this momentum and point to a broader transformation in field operations.

Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6xVE2LIW_U

About DJI
Since 2006, DJI has led the world with civilian drone innovations that have empowered individuals to take flight for the first time, visionaries to turn their imagination into reality, and professionals to transform their work entirely. Today, DJI serves to build a better world by continuously promoting human advancement. With a solution-oriented mindset and genuine curiosity, DJI has expanded its ambitions into areas such as cycling, renewable energy, agriculture, public safety, surveying and mapping, and infrastructure inspection. In every application, DJI products deliver experiences that add value to lives around the world in more profound ways than ever before.

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SHENZHEN, China, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the world's leader in civil drones and creative camera technology, today released the DJI Zenmuse L3. This high-accuracy aerial LiDAR system features a 1535nm long-range LiDAR capable of reaching 950 m even on objects with just 10% reflectivity, while maintaining exceptional penetration capabilities. With its dual 100MP RGB cameras and high-precision POS system, geospatial data acquisition can be accelerated by covering up to 100 km² a day. Paired with the D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station and DJI Enterprise software, Zenmuse L3 offers an end-to-end solution that simplifies geospatial operations while generating multiple mapping deliverables from a single flight.

Focusing on higher accuracy and wider visibility, the Zenmuse L3 marks a breakthrough for DJI in long-range, high-accuracy LiDAR that will no doubt advance and transform the geospatial industry globally. With this new innovation, DJI aims to expand the adoption of high-end aerial surveying LiDAR technology to more enterprise applications from topographic survey, emergency response, historical conservation, energy infrastructure inspections, and forestry.

High-Accuracy 1535 nm LiDAR and Proprietary High-Accuracy System

Zenmuse L3's LiDAR system achieves a detection range of 950 m at a pulse rate of 100 kHz, tested under 100 klx ambient light and on objects with 10% reflectivity. This pulse rate is adjustable, allowing for flexible power output and optimal adaptation to various operational scenarios.

The self-developed LiDAR delivers ranging repeatability of 5 mm at 150 m (1σ) and supports microsecond-level time synchronization. Mapping projects at scales of 1:500, 1:1000, and 1:2000 can be supported thanks to significant improvements in vertical accuracy (3 cm at 120 m, 5 cm at 300 m, and 10 cm at 500 m).  It can accurately detect smaller objects, such as power lines and branches, with a laser beam divergence of just 0.25 mrad (1/e²) – the spot size at the same range is approximately one-fifth that of the Zenmuse L2. 

Dual 100MP RGB Mapping Camera System

Equipped with dual 100MP 4/3 CMOS RGB sensors and a mechanical shutter, Zenmuse L3 delivers significantly enhanced accuracy and efficiency. It can achieve a ground sample distance (GSD) of 3 cm, even at a flight altitude of 300 m. Additionally, the dual RGB mapping cameras offer a horizontal field of view (FOV) of up to 107°, enabling each capture to cover a broader area. 

High Pulse Rate and Multiple Returns for Superior Penetration Capability

Highly accurate spatial reconstructions can be generated with its maximum laser pulse emission frequency of 2 million points per second and support for up to 16 returns. With significant hardware improvements, Zenmuse L3 now supports a Star-Shaped scanning mode that balances accuracy with multiple scan angles. The penetration capability is especially well-suited for terrain mapping such as dense forests and urban environments, capturing more ground points with greater completeness, significantly improving the accuracy and integrity of terrain data for precise surface fitting and reconstruction.

High Efficiency, Covering up to 100 km² Per Day

When mounted on the DJI Matrice 400, Zenmuse L3 delivers outstanding efficiency. At a typical flight altitude of 300 m, a single flight can cover up to 10 km², enabling up to 100 km² of daily coverage. Moreover, it can capture LiDAR and RGB data simultaneously to generate a range of mapping deliverables from a single flight, including digital orthophoto maps (DOM) and digital elevation models (DEM), and more – even despite a 20% LiDAR side overlap ratio. 

Seamless End-to-End Solution

Zenmuse L3 seamlessly integrates with DJI's ecosystem to deliver an end-to-end mapping solution. This includes the D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station, DJI Pilot 2, DJI Terra, DJI Modify and DJI FlightHub 2. From data acquisition and processing to application, this unified workflow is simpler to operate and easier to master than traditional multi-platform setups, helping users efficiently complete a wide range of mapping tasks.

Availability

The Zenmuse L3  is available for purchase through authorized DJI Enterprise dealers. Learn more: https://enterprise.dji.com/zenmuse-l3 

SHENZHEN, China, Oct. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI Enterprise today released a new white paper, "Implementing an Automated Mining Workflow using DJI Dock: How to guide for successfully integrating the DJI Dock into your mining operations." The report provides industry leaders in the commercial mining industry with a practical, field‑tested roadmap for transitioning from manual drone operations to a fully-automated drone program for BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) missions. By automating workflows, mine operations can conduct more frequent inspections to enable rapid decision-making, standardize data capture and reporting, and improve worker safety and efficiency across pits, plants, and infrastructure.

Best Practices for Implementing Automated Workflows

Globally, mining is a massive and growing industry, recording revenues in excess of US$3 trillion in 2023. Today, automation technologies are revolutionizing mining operations, leading to greater efficiency, safety, and sustainability. The white paper outlines the process for implementing an end‑to‑end automated mining workflow built on DJI's drone-in-box enterprise solution, DJI Dock, and flight control software, FlightHub 2, including:

• Automating End-to-End Workflows: The White Paper details how operators can use the DJI Dock to plan missions remotely, scheduling flights, and pilot the docked drones on‑demand. It also provides a step-by-step breakdown on how to automate data processing for existing photogrammetry software with FlightHub 2. For example, automated volumetric measurements of ore stockpile inventory can be conducted via geotechnical models.
• Regulatory Navigation and Operational Infrastructure: The White Paper explains how to navigate regulatory requirements for scaling responsibility. This covers licensing pathways for requirements such as Remote Pilot License (RePL), BVLOS approvals, Outside Controlled Airspace (OCTA), Instrument Rating Examination (IREX), and Specific Operation Risk Assessment (SORA) based BVLOS approvals, Remote Operating Centre (ROC) certification and Human-Machine Interface (HMI) design. It also outlines essential processes, including redundancy and fatigue management, emergency drills, and stakeholder engagement for complex airspace.

DJI Docks Drives Increase in Productivity for Mining Operations

By implementing an automated mining workflow using the DJI Dock, mining operations can achieve an increase in productivity when compared to manual drone flights and data processing. The improved efficiency is mainly due to the elimination of traveling to the inspection site, on-site staffing of drone pilots, and redundant photogrammy processing tasks. Tests found that the time required to capture and process a post-blast photogrammy survey fell from 1.2 hours to 30 minutes. With a single DJI Dock, remote pilots working eight hour shifts could perform approximately 150-200 flights (up to 50 flight hours) per month. Meanwhile, automated ground control points (GCP) markings further saved as much as 94% of time in data processing. This allowed for trigger-based data captures for If This Than That (IFTTT) processing and reporting when changes or objects were detected.

Automation Enhances Worker Safety in Mining Operations

Mine sites are inherently hazardous with operations involving large mobile machinery, open voids, blasting activities, and much more. Automated workflows enable operators to conduct more frequent inspections while working safely at a Remote Operations Center (ROC) — away from pit faces, blast zones, and tailing and hypersaline pipelines. Operationally, blast movements can be quickly analyzed for safer restarts with automated workflows. Likewise, repeatable surveys and inspections can be performed more frequently. When paired with intelligent analysis and alerts, operators can ensure assets and pipelines stay in working condition, environmental compliance requirements are met after rain events, and infrastructure development progresses properly.

Case Studies for Implementing Automated Mining Workflows at Scale

The White Paper features two case studies documenting the best practices of two Australian mining operations. At Rio Tinto's Gudai‑Darri iron ore mine in the Pilbara region, the resilience of automated drone operations were demonstrated under extreme heat, dust, and cyclone‑prone conditions. Not only did this improve worker safety and operational efficiency, it also enabled data‑driven decision‑making through remotely monitored flights and automatic recharging. At the Paddington Operations in Kalgoorlie, the DJI Dock was used to conduct aerial surveys of post-blast muckpiles. With AI-driven modeling, operators could improve grade control, reduce ore dilution and lower processing costs by sending higher‑quality ore to the processing plant.

Download White Paper here.

BERLIN, Aug. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, will be showcasing its innovative product portfolio at IFA 2025. From 5^th-9^th September, visitors to IFA will have the opportunity to experience DJI's innovative solutions first-hand.

Experience DJI's Latest Creative Camera, Sound, and Drone Technology

• Osmo 360: As the company's first foray into 360 cameras, the Osmo 360 features 1-Inch 360° imaging and native 8K 360° video with large 2.4μm pixels to elevate existing industry standards, bringing creators the flexibility needed for any creative vision.
• DJI Mic 3: DJI's latest ultralight wireless microphone offering powerful performance and unmatched versatility. Mic 3 features 4TX + 8RX capability, timecode, dual band anti-interference, and more smart functions to make the recording experience as simple as possible.
• Camera Drones: Explore the unique characteristics of DJI's drone line-up—the Mavic 4 Pro with its 360° rotation Infinity Gimbal, the Avata 2 delivering an immersive flight experience, the Air 3S featuring a dual-camera for travel photography, Flip and Neo, with subject tracking for effortless lifestyle capture, or the regulation-friendly Mini 4 Pro, weighing under 250g for hassle-free flying. 
• Creators Favourites: If you're looking for a camera to capture the action or a daily vlog, take a look at the Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Pocket 3, with prosumer sound capture from Mic 3.

Industry Leading Stabilization and Image Transmission for All

Designed to boost creativity, DJI has a full range of camera gimbals for everyone from the solo content creator to full-scale movie producers. Highlights include:

• DJI RS 4 Mini: The compact and lightweight gimbal for cameras and smartphones that weighs just 890g, featuring intelligent tracking and composition, it empowers content creators with a more efficient filming experience.
• DJI RS 4 Pro: DJI's flagship stabilizer integrates seamlessly with the DJI Focus Pro lens control system, DJI Transmission and DJI SDR Transmission, and an extensive control ecosystem. This synergy empowers the film and television industry with a full-scale production solution.
• DJI Ronin 4D: DJI's advanced technologies have been integrated into one cutting-edge and comprehensive cinematography solution, designed and built to be the new trend of filmmaking.
• DJI SDR Transmission: Built around Software-Defined Radio technology, the system utilizes both SDR and Wi-Fi video transmission modes. SDR technology takes video transmission performance to a whole new level, offering enhanced stability, interference resistance, and penetration capabilities. 

Power Your World with DJI's Range of Portable Power Stations

IFA 2024 saw the introduction of DJI's Power 1000 and 500. This year the range has expanded to include the latest Power 2000 and Power 1000 V2, providing flexible power for home backup, road trips, outdoor camping, film and TV production, and more.

In Germany, Spain, France, among other European countries, users can even connect their Power 2000 and balcony solar system to the national grid to benefit from power savings. Recharge the power station with solar panels during the day, and once the power station is fully charged, the excess electricity will be fed into the grid.

Accessories such as solar panels, fast chargers and hand trucks, for home and outdoor use, will also be on display.

Work Smarter with DJI Delivery, Enterprise and Agriculture Solutions

Discover the Matrice 400, Matrice 4 Series, Dock 3, Agras T50, Mavic 3M and Flycart 30, all designed to enhance operational efficiency and productivity across various industries.

Learn, Create, and Share

To foster creativity and skill development, DJI will host a series of professional and consumer workshops led by filmmaking experts and talented content creators. These workshops are open to all IFA visitors, offering insights into creating high-quality content with ease.

Workshops will run twice a day on the 6^th and 7^th September, one at 11am focused on drones and one at 3pm focused on handheld products.

See You at IFA

IFA will open its doors at Messe Berlin from 5^th-9^th September, 2025. Visit DJI's booth in Hall 20-149 to experience these innovations and witness the future of drone, camera, gimbal, and portable power technology.

About DJI

Since 2006, DJI has led the world with civilian drone innovations that have empowered individuals to take flight for the first time, visionaries to turn their imagination into reality, and professionals to transform their work entirely. Today, DJI serves to build a better world by continuously promoting human advancement. With a solution-oriented mindset and genuine curiosity, DJI has expanded its ambitions into areas such as renewable energy, agriculture, public safety, surveying and mapping, and infrastructure inspection. In every application, DJI products deliver experiences that add value to lives around the world in more profound ways than ever before.

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SHENZHEN, China, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the world leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today announces the global launch of the DJI Agras T100, DJI Agras T70P, and DJI Agras T25P. The newest generation of DJI Agriculture's popular spray drones builds on over 12 years of dedicated research and development. Not only can they carry heavier payloads, but these agricultural drones can also support multiple application scenarios with higher operational efficiency. Each drone features industry-leading safety systems and more intelligent features for fully automated operations.

"For more than a decade, DJI Agriculture has advanced precision farming globally with our advanced drone technology. With nearly 500,000 trained operators worldwide as of May, the industry is maturing, and the demand for spray drones continues to grow annually. Today, more than 500,000 DJI Agriculture drones are used to treat 300 types of crops in 100 countries, " said Yuan Zhang, Head of Global Sales at DJI Agriculture. "With the next generation of DJI Agriculture drones, we continue to innovate how we farm and feed communities, while reducing the environmental costs to our planet."

Tackle Bigger Jobs with the Agras T100

Designed for large-scale commercial growers, the Agras T100 can carry a maximum payload of 100 L for spraying,  150 L for spreading, or 100 kg for lifting, with the maximum operation speed increased to 20 m/s**.  Compared to its predecessor, it is twice as efficient for high-volume spraying and faster for large-capacity spreading. With an industry-leading safety system equipped with LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and a Penta-Vision system, it delivers an unparalleledly safe and intelligent operational experience.

Work More Efficiently with the Agras T70P

The Agras T70P features multiple upgrades to increase operational efficiency, with the maximum operation speed increased to 20 m/s**. It can carry a maximum payload of 70 L for spraying, 100 L for spreading, or 65 kg for lifting. At the same time, it offers the same flow rates and fine mist droplet size as the Agras T100, along with its new spreading system and lifting system. The Agras T70P is equipped with the Safety System 3.0, which features millimeter-wave radar and a Tri-Vision system for obstacle detection, smarter route selection, and significantly improved obstacle clearance rates.

Compact and Flexible for Solo Operations with the Agras T25P

The Agras T25P retains its predecessor's compact and foldable design but offers the upgraded 25 kg high-precision screw feeder spreading system 4.0 and the Safety System 3.0. Ideal for solo operations, the Agras T25P is easy to transport, set up, and allows for fully automated operations in aerial mapping and plant protection.

New Training Program for Agriculture Drone Operations

DJI Agriculture now offers new pilot training courses under DJI Academy. The program will first be available in 15 countries in the Americas and Asia. Pilots will learn essential skills for operating agricultural drones, including crop protection spraying and spreading, safe piloting practices, and improving efficiency with maximum effectiveness.

Availability

The DJI Agras T100, T70P, and T25P will be available for sale globally starting in Southeast Asia and Latin America. For more information on local availability and pricing, please contact authorized DJI Agriculture dealers in your country or region. 

Learn more:
https://ag.dji.com/t100
https://ag.dji.com/t70p
https://ag.dji.com/t25p 

^*All data was measured using a production model in a controlled environment.
^**May vary in different markets due to local regulations.  

About DJI Agriculture

DJI Agriculture was established by DJI in 2015 with the mission to bring innovative drone technology to farming, making it more sustainable, efficient, and safer. DJI began investing in R&D for the advancement of spray drones in 2012, before it created a dedicated business unit for agriculture drones. As the leader of the drone industry, DJI is building a world by continuously promoting human advancement through products that add value to lives around the world in more profound ways than ever before. Today, an estimated 500,000 agricultural drones are in use worldwide to treat more than 300 types of crops in more than 100 countries.

To meet this challenge, the Ventura County Fire Department (VCFD) is turning to drone technology to gain an edge - not just during active fires, but across every stage of the firefighting mission. "Drones have become a force multiplier in the fire service," said Sean Ameche, Fire Captain of the Ventura County Fire Department.

Beyond the Blaze: Drones in the Mop-Up Phase

While drone technology plays a growing role in active fire response, its impact doesn't end when the flames are contained. In Ventura County, they've become indispensable in the next and equally critical stage: mop-up. This involves locating and extinguishing lingering hotspots that could reignite if left unchecked.

Traditionally, the mop-up phase has been a slow, labor-intensive process, requiring firefighters to walk large areas of scorched terrain for days. Now, with aerial thermal imaging and automated mapping, the VCFD can do the same work faster, safer, and with far greater precision.

Using the DJI Matrice 4T, the VCFD has transformed how it approaches post-fire operations. The drone's stable performance in high winds, paired with thermal and zoom cameras, allows crews to detect even the smallest heat signatures - sometimes as small as a cigarette butt - and guide ground teams directly to those locations. Meanwhile, its laser rangefinder ensures accurate positioning, while its ability to operate day or night delivers real-time aerial insights whenever needed. "Drones have provided us an invaluable tool with firefighting around the clock. It allows us to look at things through the night-time hours where we previously would not have manned aircraft," said Jimmy Hidalgo, Fire Captain of Ventura County Fire Department.

From Planning to Action

For the VCFD, mop-up is a structured, three-phase process: mission planning, data collection, and analysis.

It begins with defining a mapping area based on the fire's perimeter and terrain. From there, the drone executes an automated flight path to collect both visual and thermal imagery. Once the data is collected, it's processed using tools like Nova Maps to produce stitched aerial visuals and real-time hotspot analysis.

This process gives both command staff and field crews a unified picture of where to focus their efforts, helping to confirm that containment lines are holding - and that the fire is truly out.

Nick Cleary, the Division Chief of the Ventura County Fire Department, said that: "It's a game changer. Years ago, we were working off paper maps, and now, on your mobile device, at your fingertips, you have real-time information."

Real-Time Mapping, Real-World Impact

During the Kenneth Fire earlier this year, the VCFD used drones to map the fire perimeter and locate residual hotspots near homes. The drones allowed safe, stable flight over uneven terrain, even in winds exceeding 30 miles per hour, guiding firefighters directly to remaining threats.

Post-mission, the thermal and visual images were processed into georeferenced maps, giving teams a reliable view of the fire's status as the situation evolved.

Beyond Wildfires: Versatility in the Field

Drones are also proving useful in emergencies beyond wildland fires. During a night-time HAZMAT incident, the VCFD used the DJI Mavic 3T's zoom camera and spotlight to assess the scene before deploying an entry team.

This aerial reconnaissance helped responders to assess the amount and type of material on site and identify potential hazards, without putting personnel at unnecessary risk.

Looking Ahead: The Next Chapter in Aerial Response

Recently, the Ventura County Fire Department logged more than 320 miles of drone flight during a single month of wildfire operations - a reflection of how integral drones have become to modern firefighting. As adoption continues to grow, the department is also exploring new capabilities like Virtual Cockpit and testing Drone as First Responder (DFR) technology to provide even faster support across a broader range of emergencies.

Whether it's containing an active blaze, securing an area during mop-up, or safely assessing hazardous sites, drones are helping the VCFD work faster, stay safer, and act with greater confidence. "We're not only fighting fires differently, we're seeing them differently." Fire Captain Sean Ameche said.

At DJI, we're proud to support the firefighters and emergency teams leading the way, in Ventura County and beyond.

SHENZHEN, China, April 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --  DJI, the world leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today presented its fourth annual Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report at Brazil's Agrishow 2025 in São Paulo. The findings revealed a maturing global industry built around agricultural drones that's poised for the next phase of growth. Increasingly, regional aviation authorities are implementing friendlier policies to accelerate precision farming and smarter crop protection technologies worldwide. The standardization for pilot training has also driven an influx of young people and women. At the end of 2024, 400,000 DJI Agriculture drones were estimated to be in use globally, up 90% from 2020. The adoption of drone technology has saved approximately 222 million tons of water and reduced 30.87 tons of carbon emissions.

"Agricultural drones have become essential farm equipment around the world. Thanks to research-based policies and a clearer process for operator training, adoption among young people and women has grown significantly," stated Yuan Zhang, Head of Global Sales at DJI Agriculture. "As the industry continues to mature globally, DJI Agriculture remains steadfast in our mission to help farmers improve efficiency and sustainably increase their yields through innovative drone technology."

Research-based policies accelerating adoption

Agricultural drone usage continued to expand throughout 2024. Some countries are transitioning from limited testing to formal application, while others are expanding from single-crop applications to broader applications across various crops. This is largely thanks to smarter rules by local aviation authorities. For example, Argentina reduced restrictions for drone deployment in agricultural areas, while Spain simplified the approval process for using agricultural drones. At the same time, some countries, like Brazil, have further standardized the process for pilot training, thereby making it easier for people to operate spray drones legally.

DJI Agriculture advances anti-drift features and design for spray drones

Limiting drifting continues to be a challenge for pesticide application across all methods: spray drones, traditional aircraft, and ground-based equipment. However, DJI Agriculture has optimized its drone's nozzle design and airflow dynamics following extensive drifting tests conducted in collaboration with various global partners from 2021 to 2024. The company has also shared best practices for minimizing drift, including recommended low wind speed conditions, appropriate flight altitudes, and droplet sizes based on different pesticides and field conditions.

Case studies for spraying, spreading, and orchard management

DJI's Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report features several new case studies for spraying and spreading applications for corn, coffee beans, canola, sunflowers, rice, bananas, and vineyards.

• Growing Coffee in Brazil with Drones: Using the DJI Agras T40 and Agras T50 drones to apply pesticides, fungicides, and foliar fertilizers, operational costs for coffee bean growers were reduced by 70% compared to manual spraying and 50% compared to tractor spraying.
• Best Practices Rice Spreading with Drones: Working with rice farmers around the globe, DJI has documented several considerations for spreading rice. This includes adjusting flight altitude and the spreading disk speed based on route spacing, using a tractor to level and measure a terrain's height variations, and ensuring pre-germinated rice seeds do not exceed 3 mm.
• Transforming Vineyard Management in Romania: With the DJI Agras T50, an elderly vineyard owner reduced his chemical usage by half, from 241.64 liters to 111.94 liters. Instead of spending 3-4 days spraying, he only needed 2.5 hours. He could more effectively treat the crops on his sloped terrain with a spray drone, even after rain, than with a traditional tractor.

Read the full 2024/2025 Agricultural Drone Industry Insight Report here.

About DJI Agriculture

DJI Agriculture was established by DJI in 2015 with the mission to bring innovative drone technology to farming, making it more sustainable, efficient, and safer. DJI began investing in research and development for the advancement of spray drones in 2012, before it created a dedicated business unit for agriculture drones. Today, an estimated 400,000 agricultural drones are in use worldwide to treat more than 300 types of crops in more than 100 countries.