This page describes a trial or pilot design. The figures below are illustrative design targets — not yet measured field results. Verified numbers will replace them as deployments complete.
57%
less chemical volume per acre
48%
less water used per spray pass
0
efficacy complaints vs. blanket plots
100%
passes geo-tagged for compliance
The Challenge
The problem on the ground
Conventional boom spraying treats the whole field the same, regardless of where pressure actually exists. For the Baramati grower group this pilot is designed around, that means full-rate applications across every acre — rising input bills, drift concerns adjacent to habitation, and growing pressure from buyers to document responsible chemical use.
The group needs a way to hold efficacy while proving — pass by pass — that chemistry went only onto targets.
Our Approach
What we deployed
The AnaVruksha Precision Sprayer pairs real-time crop/weed detection with pulse-width modulated nozzles actuating per zone at working speed. Treatment is applied only where detection confirms a target, with drift-reducing delivery protecting neighbouring rows.
Every pass produces geo-tagged application logs, giving the grower group audit-ready records for each field — coverage, volume, and exactly which patches were treated.
Technology Used