The adoption of DJI drones in key sectors continues to grow strongly, solidifying the brand's position as a leader in technological innovation for public safety, agriculture, and sustainability. Recent developments and announcements demonstrate that DJI solutions not only improve emergency response but also open new avenues in agricultural management and environmental protection.
From modernizing police fleets to automating agricultural tasks and pioneering environmental projects , DJI's various devices have become indispensable allies in areas where technology previously had a more limited reach.
Reinforcement of security and emergencies in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council has taken a step forward in its commitment to public safety and emergency management with the recent addition of two DJI Matrice 4 drones to the resources of the Local Police and Civil Protection. The new devices, classified as Class C2 according to European regulations, comply with Royal Decree 517/2024 on critical operations, which requires greater efficiency and technological capacity in such interventions.
Authorities emphasize that the use of advanced drones will allow for the monitoring of hard-to-reach areas , improve search and rescue operations in emergencies, and optimize the monitoring of mass events. The DJI Matrice 4T stands out for its integrated high-resolution cameras (wide-angle and 48MP telephoto), an advanced thermal camera , and a laser rangefinder capable of measuring up to 1800 meters . Thanks to the integration of Artificial Intelligence and auxiliary systems such as Near-Infrared (NIR) for low-visibility environments, these drones are better suited to current operational needs.
The equipment upgrade also includes additional batteries, spotlights, and speakers to provide a more comprehensive response. The municipal Drone Unit now has four DJI models (Mini 2, Mavic 2 Enterprise, Mavic 3 Enterprise, and Matrice 4T), while Civil Protection has seven different units , making it one of the most modern fleets locally.
Advances in agricultural drones: efficiency and precision for the field
The agricultural sector is also receiving a significant boost thanks to DJI's new solutions . The drones in the Agras range, specifically the T100, T70P, and T25P models , have been designed to meet the needs of farms of all sizes, from large-scale operations to small family plots. Their ability to automate tasks such as spraying, spreading, and aerial mapping allows for increased productivity and reduced labor costs.
Key features include the ability to carry payloads of up to 100 liters in the T100 model, flight speeds of up to 20 meters per second , and the inclusion of LiDAR sensors, millimeter-wave radar, and intelligent vision systems for precise navigation and obstacle avoidance. The much lighter T25P model is specifically designed for individual tasks and features a high-precision system for small payloads and detailed inspection work.
DJI's commitment to agricultural technology goes beyond the capabilities of drones: the company has trained a large number of operators and established a network of active devices operating in more than 100 countries, contributing to the digitalization and sustainability of the primary sector.
DJI drones on environmental missions: cleanup and logistics in extreme areas
DJI's drone technology also has a significant impact on environmental preservation projects in hard-to-reach areas . A prime example is the initiative spearheaded by Airlift Technology and the Nepalese government to clean Mount Everest using commercial DJI drones.
During the recent climbing season, more than 1.000 kilos of waste —oxygen canisters, tents, plastics, and human remains—have been removed from dangerous areas thanks to the use of these devices, which also facilitate the distribution of medical and food supplies in just minutes, reducing the risk to traditional porters.
These advances mark a significant change in the environmental management of large mountains and remote areas , consolidating drones as a key tool in waste reduction and in assisting expeditions or isolated communities.