For DJI Terra maps and Agras spray drones
Turn your Terra map into spray spots and calm, canopy-aware routes, built for blackberry in steep, timbered country.
Real survey map. Three picks in, every matching patch found.
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Estimates against blanket spraying the same area. Each patch adds about 4 s to slow, line up and speed up again. Assumes 30 L/ha, a 7 m spray width, 6 m/s spraying, 10 m/s between patches and a 30% buffer around each patch.
Keep the gear you already fly. Canopy Scout slots in between your map and your sprayer.
Fly your survey and build the orthomap and surface model in DJI Terra, as you do today.
Open the map in Canopy Scout. Mark blackberry patches by hand or accept suggested spots, then fine-tune.
Export a smoothed mission straight to your Agras controller. Load, check, spray.
Canopy smoothing
Uneven tree heights make spray drones climb and dive. Canopy Scout reads the surface model and plans one calm line over the canopy, safe on every leg, including the turns between lines.
Estimate for the 106 m strip shown, flown at 6 m/s by an Agras T50, which slows to keep vertical speed under 3 m/s. Assumes a 7 m spray width and trees as dense as in this photo.
Spray the patch, not the paddock. Every spot is a polygon you can see, size and edit.
Gullies, creek lines and blackberry under trees: the places crop tools were never built for.
One mission file for your Agras controller. No splitting, no rebuilding in the field.
Plan jobs faster, use less chemical and quote with a map in hand.
A record of every spot treated, ready for your biosecurity reporting.
Target the gullies you can’t walk into, and see the follow-up next season.
Pay per seat. Cancel any time outside the season.
US$199 / month
One pilot, unlimited maps and exports.
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