We're teaching the sky to farm.
PrecisionSky is an agri-robotics startup building autonomous drones and coordinated swarms — so every farmer, big or small, can command a fleet with a single tap.
Autonomy for the 90% of farms.
Agriculture fed every civilization. Yet the farmer's toolkit — a sprayer, a tractor, sometimes a remote control — hasn't meaningfully changed in a generation.
We believe the next leap isn't more machines. It's machines that think — that plan their own path, share the workload, and hand back their time to the people who grow our food.
An unbounded journey.
Innovation here isn't a two-step ladder — it's a long road with many phases ahead. These are the two we're actively building. The ones after are sketches today; we'll show them when they're real.
Single-drone autonomy
Map a field, plan a mission, and fly it end-to-end. No joystick, no training. The farmer becomes the operator.
- — Boundary + waypoint mapping on mobile
- — Autonomous takeoff, mission, landing
- — Mission reports & telemetry
Coordinated swarm
Multiple drones divide the field, coordinate in real time, and finish faster together. Spraying, scouting, mapping — at scale.
- — Mesh communication across agents
- — Dynamic zone partitioning
- — Collective replanning in flight
Beyond swarms.
Multi-farm orchestration, cross-crop decision models, nutrient/disease scouting at scale, energy-autonomous operations, and whatever the next honest problem is after we've earned the acres. Innovation is continuous and unbounded — we won't pretend the road ends at Phase 02. We'll unlock each phase only when the previous one is real.
Our operating principles.
Farmer-first
Every feature must answer: does this save a farmer time, money, or crop? If not, we cut it.
Drone + autonomy, together
We build both the airframe and the brain. Hardware and software designed for each other, not bolted on after the fact.
Built in India, for the world
Start with the biggest farm economy on earth. Ship what works here; the rest of the planet is next.
Radically transparent
Early pilots co-design with us. We share what we learn — the wins and the crashes.
A note from the founder.
My father is a farmer. My grandfather was a farmer. My uncles, cousins — most of the people I grew up around — are farmers. I've watched their days up close, and it's hard in a way that doesn't show up in headlines: backs that hurt, seasons that don't cooperate, tools that haven't really changed in a lifetime.
There was a time when we did everything by hand — arithmetic, record-keeping, bookkeeping — until calculators and computers arrived and quietly gave us back our time. Agriculture is still waiting for that moment. It needs its calculators and computers — machines that think alongside the farmer, not against the weather.
This is the beginning of that era. We're diving fast and deep, solving for one farmer at a time — across India, and eventually, everywhere food grows.
— Maruthi Manideep Gorla, founder