Through remote online communication, communication and video conferencing with customers, Lanjiang Technology has sold autonomous orchard sprayers to Mexico.
Lanjiang Technology after-sales colleagues also arrived in Mexico safely after a flight of up to 2 days, and carried out a 40-day after-sales training for customers.
In Mexico, this orchard autonomous sprayer mainly works on agave and blueberries. Everyone knows blueberries, but tequila (from agave) is less familiar. Agave is a large herb with thorny leaf edges and a sharp tip, resembling sisal; most people use it to brew tequila.
When the farm does not use the autonomous sprayer for plant protection, they still rely on a traditional tractor‑type medicine tanker. Workers must wear thick protective clothing during plant protection operations. The farm’s large size causes low efficiency and still requires human participation. Now, we can better plan operation paths and easily achieve unmanned autonomous operation, greatly solving management difficulties caused by large planting areas.
