Malang - PT Tribuana Solusi Inovasi Teknologi (TSIT) once again demonstrated its commitment to Indonesian agrotechnology by participating in the 2025 Indonesian Digital Agriculture Forum. The event was held on November 11, 2025, at the Auditorium of Brawijaya University, Malang.
Organized by the DIKST (Information Technology Education) of Brawijaya University, this event aimed to raise awareness of agrotechnology among attendees, including students, academics, and those in the agricultural and technology industries. Through this forum, participants were expected to gain a deeper understanding of the role of digital technology in supporting the advancement of modern agriculture, particularly in Indonesia.
At this event, TSIT had the opportunity to introduce one of DJI Agriculture's best products, the DJI Drone Agras T25P. This drone is designed to meet the needs of various agricultural and plantation activities that currently demand high efficiency and productivity.
The DJI Drone Agras T25P boasts several advantages, including a spraying and spreading system. It delivers precise and even spraying of liquids and fertilizers, as well as consistent distribution of granular fertilizers and seeds. This technology optimizes chemical use, resulting in more efficient and shorter operational times.
During the demonstration session, participants expressed enthusiasm for the sophisticated features and latest technology, including precision spraying systems for crops and lifting, as a new innovation that they hope will help farmers increase productivity efficiency on their land.
"This forum is the perfect opportunity to showcase the superiority of the DJI Drone Agras T25P. TSIT believes that the future of Indonesian agriculture is inseparable from technology integration. Innovations like the DJI T25P are not just tools, but real solutions for increasing yields and accuracy in agriculture," stated Anto Sastra, TSIT's Senior Marketing Manager.
Through its participation, TSIT reaffirmed its role as the official dealer for DJI Agriculture in Indonesia and believes this collaboration is key to creating a robust agrotechnology ecosystem in the country.
