Best 5 Durian Canopy Spraying Drone Suppliers MY

1. Aerodyne Group (DJI Agras T50)

Aerodyne Group supplies the DJI Agras T50 through its Malaysian agriculture division, which matters because DJI does not sell directly to orchards in Pahang. The T50 carries a 40L spray tank and 50kg spreader hopper, uses the twin atomiser nozzles rated for 80–150 micron droplets, and pairs with the DJI D-RTK 2 base station for sub-2cm horizontal positioning. Aerodyne’s in-house agronomists map each durian block first with a DJI Phantom 4 Multispectral unit, generate prescription maps in DJI Agras Flight Planner, then upload variable-rate routes directly to the T50 remote controller. For a 20-acre Musang King block in Raub, expect a two-day operation: one day mapping, one day spraying at 6m above canopy line with 2.1m/s traverse speed. The package includes CAAM DO/FSD paperwork processing and a maintenance bay in Shah Alam.

2. XAG Malaysia (P100 Pro)

XAG Malaysia handles the XAG P100 Pro, the strongest competitor to DJI in Malaysian tree crops. The P100 Pro uses a 40L liquid tank, an electric centrifugal pump, and four CNK18 nozzles that produce 150-micron droplets at 4 bar—critical for getting fungicide through the upper third of a durian canopy where Phytophthora palmivora lesions form. XAG’s SUPERX 4 flight controller supports RTK and terrain-following radar that adjusts rotor height against slope changes in Bentong’s rolling terrain, so you don’t get spray-skip on the windward side of a 40m tree. XAG Malaysia sells direct with a service contract in Johor and has a hydraulic refill station kit (2,000L tank, transfer pump, hose reel) for estates that want to cut turnaround time between 20-minute sorties. They also handle the Malaysian Civil Aviation Authority (CAAM) RPA permit for drones above 20kg takeoff weight.

3. Cropium Sdn Bhd (AI Mapping + Sprayer)

Cropium is a Malaysian agritech firm that bundles drone spraying with its own AI-based canopy health assessment. Their spray platform is a 36L tank multirotor built for orchards, but the real differentiator is the mapping workflow: Cropium flies a downward-facing multispectral camera over durian rows, runs a segmentation model trained on Ganoderma and Phytophthora leaf patterns, and outputs a prescription map that only sprays the symptomatic trees instead of blanket-dosing the whole block. For a 50-acre estate in Kota Tinggi, this cuts chemical volume by roughly 30% per season. Cropium offers per-acre spraying contracts with a guaranteed response time of 48 hours during the October–February fungal pressure window, and they bring their own power generator and 250L mixing tank to remote sites. Their operations are concentrated in Johor and southern Pahang.

4. Greentech Asia Sdn Bhd (Subsidy + Ops)

Greentech Asia Sdn Bhd positions itself as the “turnkey agri-drone supplier for durian cooperatives,” and it is the supplier most familiar with Malaysian agricultural subsidies—specifically the FAMA (Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority) and DOA (Department of Agriculture) grant loops for modernised orchard equipment. They supply both XAG and DJI Agras units depending on client preference, but their edge is operational support: they provide a full crew (two pilots, one mixologist, one logistics vehicle) to run your spraying for the first three months while your own staff get licensed under CAAM. Greentech’s base is in Seremban, and they have a dedicated route planner for durian clusters in the Kuantan–Gambang corridor. Their standard package includes a 100m long hose reel, 2,000L bulk storage tank, and 8 x 14,000 mAh batteries cycled through a dual-channel charger—so an Agras T40 can keep spraying 10 stops per day without waiting on a solar generator.

5. AgroDrone Solutions (Steep Slopes, Swappable Batteries)

AgroDrone Solutions is a smaller, Batu Pahat-based supplier that deliberately targets durian blocks on slopes above 15 degrees—the terrain that large 40L units fail to clear because they tip on rotor wash or drift downhill in gust conditions. Their supplied models are the 30L-class mid-size sprayers (like the DJI Agras T30 or equivalent XAG V50) which are lighter at takeoff and can hold a 3.2m/s climb rate over a 45-degree east-facing slope. AgroDrone’s contract model includes a hot-swappable battery pod on a 4×4 Hilux chase vehicle, letting the drone turnaround in under 4 minutes per refill. They also install PTZ repeater stations on estate hills in the Segamat–Labis durian belt so the remote controller link doesn’t drop when the drone flies behind a ridge. For orchard managers replacing daily manual mistblowing, AgroDrone gives a per-tree cost estimate rather than per-acre, which fits the mixed-age canopy blocks in older durian farms.

Summary Table: Durian Canopy Spraying Drone Suppliers MY