Drones are designed to operate with significantly lower water volumes—often just 25% of the rate used by helicopters—without compromising effectiveness. This efficiency comes down to smart design and precision delivery: Downwash Penetration: Nozzles are positioned under the propellers, using rotor downwash to drive droplets deep into the crop or canopy. Precision Engineering: Drones are purpose-built for spraying, ensuring even coverage and consistent droplet size. Low Altitude Application: Spraying closer to the target reduces drift and improves accuracy. Uniform Droplet Size: Atomizers create droplets that are fine and consistent, ideal for coverage. Tight Spray Pattern: Smaller swaths and less blade interference deliver precise, targeted application. Minimal Drift: Lower release heights and stable flight reduce off-target movement of chemical.