Daksha Drone is a modern agricultural drone solution developed to support precision farming and efficient crop-management operations. Designed primarily for agricultural spraying applications, the drone enables farmers and agricultural service providers to apply liquid fertilizers, nutrients, pesticides, and crop-protection solutions over farmland with improved speed, accuracy, and consistency. Drone-based spraying can significantly reduce the amount of manual work required for conventional spraying and allows agricultural inputs to be distributed across fields without workers having to physically walk through crops carrying heavy spraying equipment.

Dhaksha is an Indian unmanned aerial systems company involved in drone research, development, testing and manufacturing, with agricultural drones forming an important part of its product portfolio. Its agricultural drone platforms have been developed for precision spraying and improved resource efficiency in farming.

One documented Dhaksha agricultural model, the DH-AG-H1 hybrid agricultural drone, has a 12-litre spraying tank, hybrid engine-and-battery propulsion, approximately 35 minutes of endurance, a maximum operating weight including payload of 47.6 kg, speed of around 5 m/s, approximately 500 m operating range, and an operating altitude specification of 15 m AGL. It supports precision agricultural spraying and autonomous/manual operation.

The Daksha agricultural drone concept is particularly useful for farms where fast and uniform spraying is required over relatively large areas. Drone spraying can help reduce application time and minimize direct worker exposure during spraying activities. It can also support more controlled application of agricultural inputs when operated properly and according to crop-protection product instructions. Agricultural drones are increasingly being used as part of farm mechanization and precision-agriculture practices to improve input efficiency and reduce water usage.