Innovation in Brazilian fields is soaring with the rise of eVTOL drones. These devices, much larger than traditional drones, offer a safer and more eco-friendly alternative to conventional agricultural spraying planes. Slated for commercial operations in 2024, these eVTOL drones are set to revolutionize food safety, productivity, and sustainability in Brazilian agriculture, thus opening a new chapter in the history of sustainable agriculture and advanced technology.

Micaelis announces the arrival of the EH216 in Brazil, the largest autonomous electric drone designed for agriculture. Capable of carrying up to 250 kg and covering up to 40 hectares per hour, this groundbreaking drone promises to enhance safety, precision, and efficiency in agricultural spraying while minimizing environmental impact. This advancement represents a significant leap in sustainable and autonomous agricultural technology.