Our weekly news news wrap-up focuses on India’s thriving drone industry, offering insights into training, skill development, capacity enhancement, technology advancements, and industry updates. 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
- BharatRohan secures $2.3M pre-IPO funding to expand crop monitoring drones, benefiting 50,000 farmers with advanced hyperspectral sensors across five states.
- MSDE has partnered with Mahindra and Mahindra for two pilots under the Drone Didi Yojna and aims to train 15,000 women in drone-operated agricultural tasks, creating new tech-based livelihoods.
- IFFCO collaborates with Marut Dronetech for drone-as-a-service (DAAS) operations across 500,000 acres, aiming to boost rural entrepreneurship and agricultural productivity in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
- IFFCO and Drone Destination have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to collaborate on spraying IFFCO Nano fertilisers, Sagarika, and other agri-products using drones across 30 lakh acres of farmland spanning 12 states in India.
- The Assam Electronics Development Corporation Ltd has partnered with EduRade to set up the first remote pilot training school in Guwahati.
- IG Drones secures contract for comprehensive drone survey at Panna Diamond Mining Project in Madhya Pradesh, advancing cutting-edge technology in collaboration with NMDC Limited.
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The Aviation Ministry allocates Rs 300 million under the PLI scheme to boost drone development and manufacturing in India, enhancing the country’s capabilities in the emerging drone technology sector.
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