The first serial drones designed for agricultural work will appear on the Russian market by 2025. Currently, over 10 organizations are undergoing certification to confirm that the developed unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) meet the requirements for their airworthiness.
Most of the applications are for UAS for agriculture. It is expected that in 2025, the first serial UAS for agricultural work will appear on the market.
At the same time, work continues on the certification of unmanned aircraft systems that can be used in a wider range of tasks. The proposed changes will help optimize work in the field of unmanned technologies.
Earlier, a new cargo drone "Sarma" appeared in Russia, which was developed for agricultural work and cargo transportation. This device is equipped with a hybrid aircraft engine. Its cruising speed reaches 100 kilometers per hour, and its carrying capacity is up to 100–120 kilograms.
Also in Russia, a drone was presented that can deliver cargo weighing up to 200 kilograms to remote regions of the country and hard-to-reach settlements.
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