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農業植保 相關的無人機與低空經濟報導
A new report from Tokyo-based Market Research Center, Inc., released in collaboration with the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association (JUIDA), estimates Japan's agricultural drone market at $104.8 million in 2025. The market is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 14.62% between 2026 and 2034, reaching $357.8 million by the end of the forecast period.
Source: DroneLife
Prairie Farmer interviewed three Illinois custom application operators to find out which drone models and support equipment they rely on. All three entered the market in 2023 or later and collectively operate DJI Agras T50s, T40s, and the EAVision J-150. Their fleets have scaled rapidly, with one operator projected to cover 15,000 acres this season.
Source: DroneXL
A creative question circulating in drone enthusiast communities is sparking reflection: how would you describe your identity as a drone pilot without using the word 'drone'? The challenge reveals how pilots across photography, agriculture, logistics, and inspection fields define their professional identity — and highlights the depth of culture that has grown around the industry.
Source: X @DJIGlobal
Japanese farmers are deploying a small unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) fitted with a lifelike wolf decoy to autonomously patrol farmland and scare off crop-damaging wildlife such as deer and wild boar. Footage reportedly captured between 2023 and 2024 showcases the creative fusion of agricultural robotics and biomimetic deterrence.
Source: Instagram @drone_wars_
Belgian GNSS technology specialist Septentrio develops advanced receivers and positioning technology purpose-built for unmanned platforms. By combining multi-frequency GNSS, interference mitigation, and robust signal processing, the company delivers centimeter-level positioning accuracy for drones, robots, and autonomous systems, significantly improving navigation reliability and operational confidence.
Source: Instagram @unmannedsystemstechnology
China's State Grid Hefei Power Supply Company has deployed a tethered drone fitted with large-scale lighting equipment to illuminate wheat fields at night in Anhui Province. Flying at 200 metres, the system illuminates 5,000–10,000 square metres of farmland, allowing combine harvesters to operate around the clock without battery-related downtime.
Source: DroneXL