The third-generation CCMS nozzle provides fine, uniform atomization with adjustable droplet sizes (10 µ to 500 µ) at up to 40 L per min.
Adjustable Droplet Size
Maximum Swath Size
Hopper tanks (55 Kg , 85 Kg) with material weight sensors and replaceable blade agitator, ensures uniform application with less than 4-inch error at up to 180 Kg per minute.
Spread Swath
Hopper Capacity
The high-definition FPV camera enables aerial mapping with stitching speeds as fast as 5 minutes for 50 acres, providing a rapid field overview. These maps can be used for precision planning and archival reference.
Quick overview of field. Use as reference maps.
Use ortho maps in photogrammetry programs
Supports sling loading up to 65 Kg with fast installation and one-click point identification for take-off and landing, reducing risks and doubling efficiency. Advanced flight routing, rapid setup time, and stabile long distance link with the relay RTK station makes complex operations less complex.
cm level accuracy
For complex RPAS Operations
EAVision J150 – A high-capacity powerhouse designed for large-scale farming. It carries a 73 L spray tank and 85 Kg spreader capacity, with a spray flow rate of 40L/min. It supports adjustable droplet sizes (10–500+ microns), 360° obstacle avoidance, and terrain-following for safe, fast spraying. Its heavy-duty propellers and motors enable speeds up to 13.8 m/s and coverage of 40-60 hectares per hour, making it ideal for row crops and challenging fields.
EAVision J70 – Precision spraying drone with a 35 L smart tank and adjustable droplet sizes from 10–300 μm. It integrates a dual LIDAR + mm Radar perception system for enhanced situational awareness and safe flight. The J70 is optimized for targeted crop application, offering reliable spraying performance in complex environment
The EAVision J100 is a multifunctional agricultural drone built to handle diverse farming tasks with efficiency and safety. It integrates LiDAR technology, intelligent flight planning, and advanced spraying systems, making it one of the most capable drones in modern precision agriculture. Perfect for medium sized farms, orchards and vineyards. Covers 40 -50 ac./hr.
Optional: Spreader, Lift Kit, RTK / Relay Station
New this season the powerful and versatile — EAVISION J70
Meet the EAVISION J150 —
Engineered for precision, safety, and efficiency, the J150 delivers powerful performance in even the toughest field conditions
Proven work horse. Night and day field operations made easy.
Yes.
In brief, all drones weighing 250 grams or more must be registered with Transport Canada and marked with their registration number,
Drone pilots must hold a valid pilot certificate (Basic, Advanced, or Level 1 Complex).
New rules in 2025 expand privileges for advanced pilots, introduce new categories for longer-distance flights and heavy use UAVs, and require special certification for certain operations.
We provide licensing and certification resources along with agriculture drone instruction and training on our EAVISION ag drones.
Ask about our intensive programs to get flying in no time.
Micronutrients
Permitted: Yes, drones can be used to apply micronutrients such as boron, zinc, and manganese. There are currently no specific federal restrictions on drone application of micronutrients, as these are not regulated as pesticides. Farmers in Canada are already using drones to spread micronutrients on demo plots and commercial fields.
Benefits: Drone application offers advantages like reduced soil compaction, better coverage, and access to soaked and/or challenging terrain.
Fertility Products (Fertilizers, Organics)
Permitted: Yes, drones are being used to apply fertilizers, organics (such as fulvic and humic acids), and cover crop seeds. These products are not subject to the same regulatory restrictions as pesticides, so drone application is allowed.
Industry Practice: Many Canadian farmers are using drones for these purposes, especially for spot treatments, small fields, or hard-to-reach areas.
Pesticides and Crop Protection Products
NOT PERMITTED: Current Status: As of 2026, only a few biological larvicides are approved for drone application in Canada. Most crop protection products are not yet registered for drone use. Using a drone to apply unapproved products is a violation of the Pest Control Products Act and can result in fines or loss of market access for crops. Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) regulates pesticide application.
The CTB shell and blade-style battery withstands high ambient temperatures (up to 45°C) and can charge in under 9 minutes using a 9000W heat-dissipating charger, compatible with generator or main power. Flight times range from 8-12 min. with payload and 18 min. hovering.
EAVISION Technologies is based in California with manufacturing and assembly in China. The data base server is in North America.
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