Visit XAG in Guangzhou to explore how agricultural robotics and digital tools are being applied to real farming challenges. This half-day company visit introduces delegates to XAG’s smart agriculture solutions through an agricultural technology exhibition and a thematic session on improving agricultural productivity.
The program offers a practical perspective on how agricultural drones, robotics and digital agriculture can support farm operations. It is relevant to business delegations interested in agricultural technology, robotics, smart manufacturing, digital transformation and China’s low-altitude economy.
About XAG
Founded in 2007, XAG is an agricultural technology company focused on applying robotics, artificial intelligence and new energy technologies to agriculture. Its work addresses practical challenges such as labor-intensive farm operations, resource use and the need for more efficient agricultural production.
The reference article describes XAG’s solutions across agricultural drones, remote sensing, ground-based equipment and digital agricultural management. Together, these technologies illustrate how automation and data can support multiple stages of agricultural production.
Why Visit XAG?
Agriculture is shaped by real-world conditions: changing weather, varied terrain, labor availability and the specific needs of different crops. These conditions make it a useful setting for understanding how technology moves from design into practical use.
A visit to XAG can help delegates explore:
• How agricultural robots and drones are designed around farming tasks
• How technology can support seeding, spraying, field monitoring and other operations
• How digital tools can connect equipment, farm data and operational decisions
• How companies adapt products to the working conditions of agriculture
• How smart agriculture may contribute to more efficient use of resources
The focus is on learning how technology responds to industry needs, rather than viewing equipment as isolated products.
What Can You Learn?
Agricultural Robotics in Real Farming Contexts
Explore how agricultural drones and ground-based robots can support farm operations. The reference article discusses the shift from general-purpose flight technology toward equipment designed for agricultural tasks. Participants can consider how factors such as terrain, crop type, operating conditions and task requirements influence product design.
From Equipment to a Connected Agricultural System
Smart agriculture involves more than individual machines. The reference article describes a broader system that connects equipment, software and data to support agricultural operations. This provides a basis for discussing how organizations can connect physical equipment with digital management tools, and how information from the field can support planning and operational decisions.
Technology Designed Around Users and Field Conditions
Agricultural technology must work in demanding environments and respond to the needs of people who use it. The reference article emphasizes scenario-led product development and learning from agricultural settings. During the visit, delegates can explore questions such as:
• How do field conditions influence product requirements?
• How can user feedback shape product development?
• What needs to be considered when adapting technology to different crops or regions?
• How can companies test equipment for reliability in real operating environments?
Improving Agricultural Productivity
The visit’s thematic sharing session, “Improving Agricultural Productivity,” provides an opportunity to discuss how agricultural technology can support more efficient operations. Participants can relate the discussion to their own work in agriculture, robotics, manufacturing, digital solutions or international business.
Sample Half-Day Visit Program
The itinerary below is a proposed structure based on the half-day visit information in the company visit database. The exact session sequence and available demonstrations should be confirmed when arranging the visit.
| Session | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Technology Exhibition | Explore XAG’s smart agriculture exhibition and learn about its agricultural technology and application scenarios. |
| Thematic Sharing: “Improving Agricultural Productivity” | Discuss how agricultural technology can support productivity and the practical considerations involved in applying technology to farming. |
| Questions and Discussion | Connect the visit topics with participants’ interests in agriculture, robotics, digital transformation or business development. |
Sample half-day XAG visit program
Who Should Consider This Visit?
This program may be relevant to:
• Agricultural businesses and agricultural service providers
• Companies exploring agricultural robotics or precision agriculture
• Robotics, automation and smart manufacturing teams
• Digital transformation and technology leaders
• Business delegations interested in China’s agricultural technology sector
Participants are encouraged to bring questions connected to their business or industry so the visit can support a more focused discussion.
Visit Location
The XAG company visit program is arranged in Guangzhou, China. The visit format and available content will be confirmed during planning.
Plan an XAG Company Visit
The program is a half-day visit in Guangzhou. Please contact us at least 30 days in advance. The programme is best suited to groups of 10–20 participants. We charge per group, so larger groups usually offer better value per person. Individuals and smaller groups are welcome to enquire at a higher per-person rate.
When planning your visit, please prepare your preferred dates, group size and main learning objectives. The final program and arrangements will be confirmed during planning. Start at chinatechvisits.com/company-visits.
Questions about visiting XAG
What is included in an XAG company visit? The half-day program includes an agricultural technology exhibition and a thematic sharing session on improving agricultural productivity. Additional activities or demonstrations depend on the arrangements confirmed for the visit.
Where does the XAG visit take place? The company visit program is arranged in Guangzhou, China. Specific arrangements will be confirmed during planning.
How long is the visit? The program is planned as a half-day visit.
How far in advance should we arrange the visit? Please contact us at least 30 days in advance.
What group size works best? The programme is best suited to groups of 10–20 participants. We charge per group, so larger groups usually offer better value per person. Individuals and smaller groups are welcome to enquire at a higher per-person rate.
Who is this visit designed for? It may suit agricultural businesses, technology companies, robotics and manufacturing teams, and business delegations interested in smart agriculture and agricultural productivity.
What should we prepare before the visit? Please prepare your preferred dates, group size and main learning objectives. Sharing your industry background and key questions can help focus the visit discussion.