Our weekly news news wrap-up highlights the rapid growth of India’s drone industry, covering key updates on training, skill development, capacity expansion, technological advancements, and more. These insights from the drone ecosystem will keep you informed and help you discover new opportunities to expand 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
- AVPL International has partnered with agri-tech platform DeHaat to modernize Indian agriculture by integrating advanced drone technology with grassroots farming expertise.
- Mahindra Group and Israel’s Sentrycs Ltd have signed an MoU to explore developing anti-drone solutions for civilian and military use in India.
- DDA, MCD, and Survey of India have signed an MoU to use drone surveys to combat land encroachments and unauthorised construction in Delhi.
- Punjab’s first drone training academy will be established in Talwara, Hoshiarpur, under the Centre’s NAMO Drone Didi Scheme to train rural women as drone pilots for agricultural use.
- The Agriculture Drones market is projected to reach USD 18.5 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 32.6%, according to a new study covering market trends, key drivers, and industry insights.
- Drone Destination has launched ‘Drone Hub,’ an e-commerce platform offering a wide range of drone products, parts, and services to support India’s rapidly growing drone industry.
- Marut Drones, in partnership with the Andhra Pradesh Drone Corporation, deployed 10 drones to deliver food, medicines, and water to 5,000 flood-stricken residents in Vijayawada.
- PDRL launched BhuMeet, a SaaS platform connecting farmers with local drone service providers for agricultural spraying and surveying across India.
ideaForge deployed its advanced Q6 UAV with Mangaluru City Police to enhance traffic management and event monitoring under the Mangaluru Smart City initiative.
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