TrueBizon Starts Sales and Implementation Support for DJI FlyCart 100

TrueBizon Ltd. (Headquarters: Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture; CEO: Mamoru Masumoto) began sales and implementation support for DJI's large logistics drone, the 'DJI FlyCart 100', on March 23, 2026. TrueBizon develops drone route infrastructure, and through the start of handling this new model, it will further strengthen its comprehensive support system—from route design for drone delivery and flight risk assessment to hardware implementation and operational design. The DJI FlyCart 100 boasts high-output performance with a maximum payload of 80kg. In practical operation, a dual-battery configuration stably achieves the transport of heavy items weighing approximately 65kg. This enables heavy-duty drone logistics that go beyond conventional boundaries. ## Background: An Increasing Number of Sites Where Ground Transport Alone is Insufficient In mountainous areas, remote islands, disaster sites, and steep slopes, rapid transportation of supplies using conventional vehicles or ships is often difficult. TrueBizon has accumulated field expertise toward the social implementation of logistics drones through handling the DJI FlyCart 30, offering contracting services for heavy transport, delivering supplies and communication equipment during disaster drills, and providing operational support for forestry materials transport. The start of implementation support for the DJI FlyCart 100 is an initiative to extend this expertise to the operation of the next generation of large-scale aircraft. (During deployment to the Fukuoka Prefecture Comprehensive Disaster Drill: 2024 , 2025 , scheduled for 2026 ) ## About the DJI FlyCart 100 The DJI FlyCart 100 is the latest large logistics drone (as of March 29, 2026) announced by DJI for the global market. In official announcements, it is positioned as a next-generation aircraft with higher transport capacity (maximum 80kg) and safety features. It showcases environmental performance including high-precision radar, multiple vision sensors, a parachute, water and dust resistance, operating temperatures from -20 to 40 degrees Celsius, a maximum wind resistance of 12 meters per second, and a maximum flight altitude of 6,000 meters. Additionally, the maximum flight distance under a 149.9kg condition is 12km with a dual-battery configuration and 6km with a single-battery configuration. Furthermore, the DJI FlyCart 100 is equipped with a new winch system that supports automatic and manual release and retraction. It is expected to be utilized in sites where ground transport is restricted, such as mountainous areas, remote islands, disaster response, and infrastructure maintenance, where heavy payload transport is required.