In this week’s news wrap-up from Dronefluence, we are focusing on Namo Drone Didis initiative, integration of drone technology in agriculture, drone manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu and more. The news snippets from the drone ecosystem could not only keep you informed but also help you generate leads and opportunities to grow your business in the industry.
Here we go with the top headlines of the week from the drone ecosystem in India
Updates from the drone ecosystem in India
- GCOEARA’s Mechanical Department signs MoU with Skyninja Innovation Pvt Ltd for joint research in UAV development and Additive Manufacturing Industrial Solutions under Industry 4.0.
- A refresher training for Namo Drone Didis in Srikakulam and Vijaywada, conducted by Dhaksha Drones instructors, ensures operators are well-prepared for the upcoming Kharif spraying season.
- Optiemus Unmanned Systems launched new indigenously designed drones for agriculture and mapping at the 5th Drone International Expo, supporting the “Make in India” initiative.
- The government of Tripura announced the integration of drone technology in agriculture, with SHG women receiving training for effective operation in tasks like spraying fertilizers and pesticides.
- Google plans to establish a drone manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu, aiming to bolster India’s global leadership in drone manufacturing.
- The government is keen on a significant push for drones to empower rural women, as part of initiatives like the ‘NAMO Drone Didi’, aiming to enhance their participation in the agriculture sector.
- Marut Drones received the FTCCI Excellence Award 2023-24 for Product Innovation in SMEs, recognized for their Revolutionary Direct Seeding Device, the world’s first to receive a 20-year utility patent.
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