The Global Agricultural Drones Market Size will Reach $2895.32 Million in 2023

GlobalAgricultural Drones Market Overview

According to Global Market Monitor, the global agricultural drone market size will reach $2895.32 million in 2023 with a CAGR of 27.99% from 2023 to 2028.

Due to the small size, lightweight, convenient transportation, and flexible flight control of agricultural drones, they are widely applied to different plots and crops.

The Agricultural Drone Market Continues to Grow.

Intelligent agricultural production, digital agricultural management, and precision agricultural services are inevitable development trends. The application of drones in the agricultural field has a very obvious effect on agricultural production and can help farmers improve production quality and efficiency, as well as reduce costs. As an emerging technology industry, agricultural drones are becoming more and more popular. With people’s awareness of precision agriculture increasing, the use of drones in the agricultural field has become more and more extensive. The growth of the world’s population is putting pressure on the global food supply, and the increase in global demand for food has promoted the growth of the agricultural drone market. Manufacturers' investment in research and development funds and future breakthroughs in drone technology will become opportunities for the agricultural drone market.

A Key Enterprise: DJI

In 2012, DJI was determined to extend its cutting-edge drone technology to the agricultural industry. Thus, in 2015, DJI Agriculture was born. DJI Agriculture is committed to providing intelligent solutions through drone technology, facilitating agricultural innovation and development on a global scale.

Since its inception just over ten years ago, DJI Agriculture has grown over six continents, covering more than 100 countries and regions. At the end of 2022, the global number of DJI agriculture drones exceeded 200,000 units, and the cumulative operating area was more than 200 million hectares, bringing the benefits of aerial technology to hundreds of millions of agricultural practitioners. Through flying training, a total of 150,000 agriculture drone pilots and 2,500 teachers have been trained to encourage more young entrepreneurs to join the cause of science and technology agriculture and provide talent support for the development of intelligent agriculture.

Company Name	DJI
Website	www.dji.com
Established Time	2006
Headquarters	China
Business Distribution	Worldwide
Product Introduction	AGRAS T20 With its powerful performance and outstanding spraying capabilities, the T20 can conduct autonomous operations over a variety of terrains, such as broadacre farmlands, terraces, and orchards. New features, like an omnidirectional digital radar, have helped the T20 take stability and flight safety to the next level, providing users with highly efficient results.