Product overview
The XAG V50 2022 agricultural drone combines a tilting twin-rotor structure with a split platform for spraying, spreading and aerial surveying. Dual safety catches and protective connectors simplify assembly and disassembly, while IPX6K protection allows whole-drone washing. SuperX 4 Pro integrates a 1 GHz processor, centimetre-level RTK navigation and three IMU channels with AI fault prediction. Automatic route planning accounts for field boundaries, battery status and remaining spray liquid. Terrain-following radar and downward vision support terrain sensing, while 4D imaging radar detects obstacles ahead and above within 40 m, depending on target material, position and shape.
The spraying system combines a 20 L intelligent tank, peristaltic pumping, centrifugal atomization and a quick-release boom. Droplet size spans 60–400 micrometres, with adjustable flow of 0.3–6 L/min per pump and maximum flow up to 12 L/min. Nozzle shutoff valves prevent dripping during turns and transport. For spreading, inline opposed centrifugal discs work with a 25 L hopper and an intelligent screw feeder. Interchangeable augers accommodate different particle sizes, remaining-material sensing helps prevent missed application, and flight height adjusts spreading width. Spreading flight speed reaches 12 m/s.
For field and orchard mapping, the V50 covers up to 200 mu per survey, with a 13-minute mapping time measured over a texture-rich plain at 8.5 m/s; repetitive textures and operating conditions affect that time. Offline stitching, Wi-Fi transfer and field-data sharing support mapping workflows. The agricultural service app supports Android, iOS, interrupted-task resumption and continuous work across multiple fields. The drone can also operate with the ACS3 one-handed controller, which provides 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networking and RTK surveying. Operational imagery returns over 4G, and completed job data supports cloud-stored reports.
