ABZ Innovation

Hungarian manufacturer of heavy-duty agricultural spraying and spreading drones, including the L-series crop drones and the 30-litre L50 platform.

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ABZ Innovation Kft. (ABZ Innovation Ltd.) is a Hungarian company that designs and manufactures high-payload, rugged drones for agricultural and industrial use, based in Szentendre near Budapest. Founded in 2021 by Karoly Ludvigh and his team in collaboration with Szechenyi Istvan University and the MIB Invest Group, the company developed and manufactures its own heavy-duty drones rather than rebranding imported aircraft, positioning itself as a European alternative to dominant Chinese manufacturers. After several years of prototyping and field trials, ABZ released the L10, described as its first 10-litre spraying drone built for agricultural markets, and has since expanded the L-series with models including the L30 V2 and the L50, a platform with a 30-litre payload for crop spraying.

Its product range also includes the C10 and the M12, and supports both liquid spraying and granular spreading via optional spreading systems. The L-series drones are designed for a range of crops and farm sizes, covering arable fields, orchards, vegetables and greenhouse shading, and the company also targets industrial cleaning tasks in hazardous environments. ABZ Innovation distributes through partners including Drone Nerds Enterprise in the United States, and its drones have been featured by outlets such as Forbes as a Hungarian-engineered spraying drone prepared for international markets. In a funding round reported in early 2026, the company raised roughly 7 million euros (about 8.2 million US dollars) to scale production, accelerate product development, and expand into key global markets, and is building a new drone manufacturing plant adjacent to its existing facilities in Szentendre. The company's headquarters is at Kalaszi ut 3, 2000 Szentendre, Hungary.

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ABZ Innovation L10 V2

Compact European-made agricultural spraying drone with CDA system for smaller and fragmented fields.

ABZ Innovation L30 V2

First European-made 30L spraying drone with CDA system for medium-to-large arable fields.

ABZ Innovation L50

ABZ's most efficient EU-made 50L agricultural spraying drone for large-scale farming.

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WEBSITE

https://abzinnovation.com

EMAIL

[email protected]

PHONE

+36 70 579 3512

HEADQUARTERS

Kalaszi ut 3
Szentendre , Pest  2000

Hungary

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Founded

2021

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Manufacturer

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Europe

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