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
- Government Degree College Baramulla, in collaboration with NIELIT JK, launched a one-week bootcamp on drone technology and AI, offering hands-on training to students under MeitY’s capacity-building program.
- Ikea has introduced AI-powered drones in its warehouses to assist employees with inventory management, streamlining one of the most time-consuming and demanding tasks.
- Droneacharya Aerial Innovations signed an MoU with SISIR Radar, becoming the exclusive reseller of its deep-tech radar products in Southeast Asia and Africa.
- The Ministry of Defence calls for strict compliance with drone flying regulations as their growing popularity leads to both intentional and unintentional breaches in no-drone zones.
- ideaForge Technology’s Q6 V2 drone has received DGCA type certification, reinforcing its status as a leading UAV in Defense, Civil, and Enterprise sectors.
- BPCL has launched the “Aranya” initiative in Bihar, deploying 1,00,000 seedballs across 50 hectares to boost the state’s green cover.
- Magic Myna has partnered with Dassault Systèmes to streamline its UAV design and development using the 3DEXPERIENCE platform for enhanced product quality and faster development.
- Garuda Aerospace plans to double its drone manufacturing capacity to 25,000 units by FY26, aiming to expand exports to over 40 countries, supported by a $10 million global expansion fund.
- Nibrus Technologies has reached a milestone of 200 customers in the Indian drone market, driven by the success of its affordable and advanced surveying solutions, Surveyaan V1 and Surveyaan GeoWorkspace.
- The Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor (UPDIC) is set to host advanced drone testing facilities through an MoU signed between the defence ministry, five PSUs, including HAL and BEL, and private entity EndureAir.
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