EAVision J100 Full Spraying Demo | Agri Spray Drones

[@smooth_ops2942]

Saw these flying at night in jersey a few nights ago👍🏻.... Really getting the people going crazy down there👍🏻.

[@nicholas2275]

Yep, commercially legal drones flying legally at night, love this, sooooo big, I want one

[@RonWoj]

How well does the mapping system work compared to DJIs mapping functions? Slower, faster, same detail as others?

[@AgriSprayDrones]

It's similar! We are working on some videos about mapping with the J100

[@ricardobachmann6329]

21:30 never understood why DJI goes with that system. It’s inefficient and makes turbulence which affects the deposition of the product in my opinion

[@kevenweber6796]

With your Road Runner package, how many acres, on average, can you cover in an 8 hour day? Someone with good experience.

[@AgriSprayDrones]

This depends on a lot of factors, but we have confirmed in our testing that the J100 and RoadRunner setup can reach up to 60 acres per hour

[@jchief40]

why did it keep saying that it was detected that the current positioning accuracy of the aircraft is low, and the operating position may be inaccurate? (14 min mark or so)

[@logomyego]

I think I saw in some other guys video demo, it does that when you run on waas. On RTK it goes away

[@jchief40]

@@logomyego thanks

[@AgriSprayDrones]

Indeed, this is because we were not hooked up to RTK. The warnings make it look like a big deal but it's normal without using the Super Link

[@GoodGroundAg]

Excited for this drone for use here in the PNW. Looking forward to making some content on the iconic Palouse Hills. This drone is going to be a game changer when it comes to efficiency out here.The t40's have worked, but I am sure this will out work them 2:1 out here.

[@SuperEye2eye]

@@GoodGroundAg not that I am the hugest DJI fan. But for the record the DGI T50 is 2:1 better than the T40 in the hills. Much better terrain following

[@glencanham5902]

Looks impressive. How do you feel it compares with the XAG P100 pro?

[@AgriSprayDrones]

Stay tuned for comparisons coming soon!

[@jchief40]

when you getting the T50s?

[@chrisstarrett1792]

Rocoza has T50s in.

[@claudenormandeau9211]

Lets say a farm is in a controled air space area, can you use this drone?

[@onsitevideoservices9552]

You would need a to register for a CAPS account with the FAA and file for an ATO COA(Certificate of Authorization), for each location in controlled airspace or proximity to a public access airport as required by the Blanket-COA attached to your 44807 Exemption. After issuance, each ATO-COA requires a monthly report to the FAA on flights conducted under it, including no flights.

[@claudenormandeau9211]

@onsitevideoservices9552 ok it is similar in canada then

[@Luke123x2]

How does it compare to something like the XAG P100 pro or DJI T50 actually head on? Seems decent but definitely a copy cat drone of DJI... - Radar J100 is 40m vs XAG P100 pro its 80m (does it make much of a difference? Is this why it can't match XAG with terrain following at 13.8m/s? - . so will it glitch out and crash if its to dusty from getting confused? - Swath width is the same as the XAG - Smaller batteries on the J100 (How much does that effect flight time for ferrying?) - Is there other disks to get a higher than 300 microns like the T50 or P100 pro? Seems to fine of a droplet to be a max micron size Don't know the price but seems like a okay starter drone to start with if it's at least 15k cheaper than the DJI or XAG!

[@AgriSprayDrones]

We have a whole series of comparisons coming out very soon! The J100 is phenomenal at terrain following as well as obstacle avoidance. Cost is slightly above the T50, but make no mistake: this is not a starter drone. The J100 is a superior design and build to both other systems.

[@braydonyounge2039]

Show it in the hills! Is there a route segmentation like DJI has to fly two drones in the same field? Is there a mobile app so that you can pre-plan fields like DJI has? Can they change the software to have a bigger droplet size?

[@AgriSprayDrones]

Hill and obstacle demos coming. It has both route segmentation and split field function to operate multiple. Not a mobile app, but a web app, actually a couple for different functions. Field planning is one of them. You can actually already get larger droplets by removing the outer disc and increasing droplet setting to 300. It is definitely putting out larger than 300 when you do that. EAV has a list of things that they are in progress of updating on their software.

[@brittanypias8948]

@@AgriSprayDrones when you remove the disc are you able to monitor droplet size? Or is it just producing a droplet that is known to be larger than 300

[@kitcarlson572]

@@brittanypias8948we have a larger disk that will be tested and droplet swath data to come soon once we get a unit in warmer weather to test

[@miltongood4841]

Thank you for the video!!!! Keep them coming. So far it looks good. I need to see manual mode and the transition from autonomous to manual flight. I hope there will be a way to move the 1700 fields i have mapped in the DJI system to the J100.

[@kitcarlson572]

If you have shp or kml files you can import them into EAV system

[@miltongood4841]

I made the fields in the DJI system. I haven't found a way to get the kml files from the system. If anyone knows how, I'd be interested.

[@markblack1888]

Motors appear to be the same as the Hobbywing X13 motors. Those are the same motors on the EFT Z50 which is in the US already

[@SuperEye2eye]

Nice Can you program a headland pass. Missing those irregular ends not spraying when turning looks tricky to deal with

[@kitcarlson572]

You can do boundary passes like Dji and you can also do manual mission point to point routes so you can actually tell the drone the route to fly and spray so you could essentially do multiple boundary passes

[@CheekyMiner]

So amazing.

[@logomyego]

Id like to see it with the 16gal tank on it and spray a full tank at 2gpa through hills and over/around a pivot or other obstacles. Also how does it respond to low battery, if its on the other end of the field, does it know when to come back and land safely before it hits 0%. Some drones when you set 15% as the RTH, itll head for home at 15% and others will land at 15%. Dont wanna see it fall out of the sky cause it cant make it back

[@kitcarlson572]

It will rth at low power percentage you set and land at a set low battery voltage

[@claudenormandeau9211]

Is the generator a quite pack?

[@aegisinstitute912]

Maybe you should invest in a foldable landing pad to keep the dust down. That would be much better than landing on dirt.

[@kallmanlee1937]

Her shortcomings are also very obvious. Cannot detect obstacles above. Lidar in foggy environments will report errors and cannot operate.

[@pdrhodes68]

Gallons per acre, and acres per day, are not discussed.

[@AgriSprayDrones]

We will give real world examples in upcoming videos! You can find specs here agrispraydrones.com/products/ea-vision-j100, but at 2 GPA this drone can cover 60 acres per hour.

[@mlentsch]

Gosh...it's just a tich pricey... is that made in USA, or something?

[@andresbrito8374]

Nope, its a Chinese drone. It definitely has its advantage though. I would love to have an American made drone be able to do this. Just too bad no American made drone comes close to even a basic Chinese spray drone.

[@RenaissanceThinking]

EAVision is a US company but i believe they are builing completely in China. There is a great company down in Houston making spray drones but even they are using Chinese parts during assembly here.

[@rednose1966]

I think you’re missing the mark on this drone. What you’re looking at there is something that is rushed to market and I’m a tell you this I think that I could build my own drone better than the ones I see coming out now. There’s enough tech out there even on KZbin and I’m getting my part 137 so it’s not gonna be that hard like things used to be difficult beyond belief. I wanna stick with DJI or an XAG

[@AgriSprayDrones]

Hey @rednose1966, curious what makes you think that? We have lots of comparisons between the three systems (DJI, XAG, and EAV), so stay tuned! And hey, if you build a better spray drone, let's talk 😉

[@VillainState]

@@AgriSprayDroneshave you had anything to do with JIYI K++ V2 flight controllers? Pretty cheap to build a 50L with Hobbywing X13 motors under $5-$6k, another $8k 3x 30000mah 18S batteries & charger. Interesting the China ban on certain drone parts not being allowed shipped out there, mite make counties start producing there own parts.

[@AgriSprayDrones]

@@VillainState We have not experimented with custom built drones, no. We definitely stick to drones on the FAA approved list

[@GNiessen]

You should use a Ford F-150 Lightning and skip the generator.

[@logomyego]

Good idea, then you can walk home when your truck is dead after charging batteries all day 😂 Jokes aside, I wanna know just how much battery storage you need to not have to run a generator for an entire days operation

[@JeffreyVogt-g2k]

Just mount the sprayer on the Ford Lighting then you don’t have to deal with the FAA and you could spray whole field on 1 charge

[@RenaissanceThinking]

Ok, so how hard is it for someone with no drone experience and poor to average credit start a new career in the spray drone business as a spraying service?

[@AgriSprayDrones]

Starting a business is never easy, but it's certainly possible if you're willing to put in the work! Get in touch with us if you're interested in learning more

[@erikcr80]

Doesn't seem any better than the T50 and the XAG would most likely outperform this drone on row crop with 70 liters and 45 ft per min. Not sure why Agri Spray is pushing this drone so hard.

[@granodoro3226]

Maybe better profit margins than DJI

[@kitcarlson572]

J100 can also fly 45ft/s like xag if you disable terrain and obstacle avoidance.

[@ricardobachmann6329]

Seems like they took some good parts from DJI and from xag. Still don’t believe it will outperform the p100 pro which is 2 years old

[@erikcr80]

@@ricardobachmann6329 kind of what I saw, the LIDAR is pretty cool but can have its own pros and cons but we're getting real world 70 acres an hour with 60L P100 pro and I don't think this thing will get more than 50. The LIDAR could be awesome for spraying trees and orchards in hilly terrain though but it'll take a year or more to work out all the bugs just like every other drone. The T50 is still having issues. The P100 finally looked fixed this last summer. So I'm not holding my breath, so many sales guys out here with new fishing lures all the time.

[@AgriSprayDrones]

We'll tell you exactly why we are pushing it in comparison videos coming soon!