Tag: 26. Januar 2026

When purchasing an agricultural drone, how can I confirm if it supports offline map operations?

We frequently encounter clients who struggle with spotty connections in rural fields spotty connections in rural fields 1, so our engineering team prioritizes rigorous testing of disconnected flight modes on our assembly lines. To confirm offline map support, verify the flight app allows manual map caching via Wi-Fi and check if the remote controller has […]

When importing agricultural drones from China, how should I lock in costs in the purchasing contract to deal with exchange rate fluctuations?

Currency volatility is a nightmare we constantly monitor Currency volatility 1 at our Xi’an headquarters, as it can erase margins overnight. Without a solid plan, your procurement budget is essentially gambling. To lock in costs effectively, you should incorporate a Currency Adjustment Clause (CAC) with a 2-5% fluctuation buffer or use Forward Exchange Contracts through […]

When purchasing an agricultural drone, how can I verify if the remote control range is accurate in actual operation?

We have seen too many clients struggle after buying equipment that looked perfect on paper but failed in the field. When our engineering team designs flight systems in Xi'an, we know that a brochure number often differs from reality, and losing connection mid-spray is a nightmare you want to avoid. To verify range accuracy, you […]

When purchasing an agricultural drone, how should I evaluate its night operation capabilities?

When our engineering team conducts late-night flight tests at our Chengdu facility, we quickly realize that darkness unforgivingly exposes every hardware limitation. You cannot afford to discover these blind spots after you have already deployed the machine in a client’s field. To evaluate night capabilities, inspect the drone for spherical radar systems that function without […]

How should I consider waterproof and dustproof ratings when purchasing agricultural drones?

We often see clients lose expensive equipment because they underestimated the harsh conditions of a simple rice paddy. It is frustrating to watch a $20,000 investment fail due to a single rain shower or a clogged motor, but this is a reality we work hard to prevent in our assembly process. You should prioritize agricultural […]

How should I verify the authenticity of agricultural drone certification documents provided by suppliers?

When we ship units to overseas clients, we see how fake documents can ground entire fleets. Seeing a shipment seized at customs due to forged paperwork customs 1 is a nightmare for any buyer. You must cross-reference registration numbers against national aviation databases like the FAA DroneZone and validate safety certificates directly with issuing laboratories. […]

How can I verify if the supplier’s agricultural drones comply with US FAA regulatory requirements?

When our engineering team finalizes a new SkyRover prototype, we know the real challenge isn’t just flight stability, but navigating the complex web of FAA rules that keeps your business legal. You can verify compliance by checking the FAA DroneZone database for the specific model’s Remote ID Declaration of Compliance and confirming the manufacturer holds […]

When purchasing agricultural drones, do I need to hire a third-party agency to inspect the goods before shipment?

Watching our engineers run final flight tests in Xi’an, we know the anxiety buyers feel about receiving damaged goods. You invest heavily, but distance creates uncertainty about what actually arrives. While not mandated by FAA regulations, hiring a third-party inspection agency is highly recommended for large orders or new suppliers to verify specifications, firmware region […]