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DJI AGRAS

Feature availability

This article will outline how to automatically upload DJI AGRAS T-series logs to AirData. 

Update: As of June, 2026, AirData is displaying a more complete set of telemetry data for DJI Agras flights.
This includes battery data, flight speed, sprayer activity, etc.

Compatible drones

Flight logs for the following aircraft can be automatically uploaded to AirData using DJI's SmartFarm platform.
  • T10
  • T20
  • T20P
  • T25
  • T30
  • T40
  • T50
  • T70
  • T70p
  • T100
The is not a comprehensive list of AGRAS aircraft. We are able to utilize flight auto-upload for drones using the SmartFarm platform. We will continue to monitor this list as future AGRAS aircraft are released.

How to sync logs

  1. On the AirData web portal, go to My Account -> DJI Agras Login.
  2. Click on "Add a new DJI Login".



  3. Under "Select Pilot:", choose the pilot for the DJI credentials you are adding. Enter the DJI credentials used to log into DJI SmartFarm in the "DJI Username:" and "DJI Password:" fields.



  4. After adding your DJI credentials, flights will automatically synchronize daily when you view your flight list for the first time that day. If you view your flight list multiple times in a day, you can click on "Sync" to force a sync, as shown below. Otherwise, automatic synchronization will occur weekly.


Notes

  • Flights need to be synced with DJI's servers through the SmartFarm platform before AirData can retrieve them.
  • It is recommended that you upload AGRAS logs following the process in this article. Manually uploading AGRAS KML files to AirData is an option, but it won't show the drone type. Using automatic upload also ensures more accurate flight times. 
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Mark McKenzie
1 vote, posted 5 months ago
From an end user perspective, this is very frustrating that you are lacking the telemetry to track battery usage (T50), maintenance, etc. I was especially looking forward to utilising this functionality.

Is there any ongoing work to address this or any work-arounds to solve this issue?

Thanks,
Mark NZ
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Hilly
Posted 4 months ago
I totally agree and would see this as essential for CAA SORA compliance. I would like to see the Airdata Roadmap for this development.
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Trevor Hall
Posted 4 months ago
Hi all,

I understand the frustration with the limited telemetry data available for the the AGRAS drones.

AirData receives AGRAS flight logs from DJI's SmartFarm platform in KML format. Unfortunately, this format doesn't include the detailed telemetry data, like the battery serial number, which we use to track usage and maintenance. This limitation is due to the data DJI provides, and it's not something we can address on our end.

We've shared your feedback with our team and will continue to advocate with DJI for more comprehensive data exports. While we can't control DJI's data format, we're committed to making the most of what's available and exploring any opportunities for improvement.

Best,
Trevor
AirData Support
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