TOPXGUN A80 Agricultural Drone

TOPXGUN Robotics is a drone company founded in 2015 in Jiangning District, Nanjing, China, that has spent more than ten years developing autonomous flight control systems. It supplies complete drone systems, sensors, payloads, application software and drone cloud services for agricultural plant protection, logistics, inspection and cleaning, and reports more than 400 domestic and 200 overseas customers across East Asia, Southeast Asia, Oceania and North America.

The A80 agricultural drone uses a split design with interchangeable task payloads for spraying, spreading and lifting. Four rear centrifugal nozzles atomise at 30-500 microns with application deviation within 5%, while an auger-driven spreader with spinner disc handles granules. A 360-degree LiDAR with about 850,000 points per second and phased-array millimetre-wave radar enable obstacle avoidance and terrain following, and a low-light FPV camera supports night operation.

• Split modular design: interchangeable payloads for spraying, spreading and lifting with 63-inch rotors.
• Centrifugal spraying: four rear nozzles with 30-500 micron atomisation and dual-channel metering pump.
• Auger spreader: multiple auger types and spinner disc for even granular application.
• 360-degree LiDAR: about 850,000 points per second for obstacle detection.
• Terrain following: phased-array millimetre-wave radar keeps constant height above crops.
• Night operation: low-light full-colour FPV camera and 34,000 mAh 18S smart battery.

• Drone spraying service teams in the Mekong Delta covering rice fields at night during peak seasons.
• Sugarcane and cassava plantations spreading granular fertilizer over large areas.
• Fruit orchards in hilly areas of the Central Highlands using terrain following for fungicide application.

• One airframe covers spraying, granular spreading and lifting, increasing utilisation for service teams.
• Fine centrifugal atomisation with application deviation within 5% supports accurate dosing.
• LiDAR and radar sensing enable safer terrain-following flight over uneven orchards and fields.
• Night mode lets operators spray in cooler hours, and the vendor offers insurance, repair, spare parts and backup aircraft.

Agricultural drones have become one of the fastest-adopted farm technologies in Southeast Asia, with spraying-service businesses expanding across rice, sugarcane and fruit areas in Vietnam and Thailand. Buyers increasingly look for multi-purpose aircraft with LiDAR safety systems and night operation, and for brands that provide training and after-sales support in the region.

Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Jiangning District, Nanjing, China. Reports more than 700 intellectual property items and close to 500 granted patents; offers ODM/OEM customisation and drone education programs. Its STAR-15 inspection drone passed GB 42590-2023 civil UAS safety certification in September 2026.