Avighna X1.

Announced

The useful details.

Model specifications and operating notes.

Avighna X1 · family · Latest observation

Payload—Not listed

Battery—Not listed

Runtime8h

Speed—Not listed

Powertrain: Battery-powered with solar-assisted charging. 4×4 traction.
Power: Not listed
Mass: Not listed
Autonomy: GNSS RTK plus LiDAR-based navigation, with AI-based crop and weed detection and crop-health monitoring.
Charge time: Not listed

OPERATING NOTES

Payload 500–600 kg. Run time 8–10 hours. Working width and ground clearance adjust to crop row spacing and field conditions. Larger sibling of Avighna X1 Lite.

INTERFACES & IMPLEMENTS

Modular attachments for weeding
Precision spraying
Seeding
Granular fertilizer spreading
UV-C pest control

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Specifications describe this product family and its listed configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Listed figures are manufacturer or press claims, not independent verification of current availability.

Company profile

Behind the machine

Pragyanik AI

Indore company building affordable autonomous farm robots for Indian agriculture. Corporate office at 116, Greater Vaishali Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Products include the Avighna X1 and compact Avighna X1 Lite multifunctional farm robots.

Country of origin: IN · India
Headquarters: 116, Greater Vaishali Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452012, India ↗
Markets: Field weeding · Precision spraying · Seeding · Granular fertilizer
Regions served: India

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Updates

News & developments

Product news · Oct 10, 2026

Indore-based Pragyanik AI builds an autonomous farm robot prototype for weeding, spraying & seeding ↗

Pragyanik AI is developing Avighna X1 Lite, a compact autonomous farm robot for small- and medium-scale Indian farmers. The machine combines AI vision, GNSS/RTK, and LiDAR for weeding, targeted spraying, and seeding. Payload 100–150 kg, 4×4, 3 × 2 ft frame, around 8–10 hours on a charge with solar-assisted charging. Modular attachments also cover granular fertilizer.