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India’s First Government-Approved Drone Announcement Makes Its Desire to Be a Global Drone Hub Clear

The Agribot, India’s first government-approved drone, was authorised in just 35 days, providing the most recent proof of the nation’s desire to encourage domestic drone manufacture and establish itself as a centre for drone manufacturing worldwide. The first Type Certificate issued under the 2021 Drone Rules has been given to Gurugram-based IoTechWorld for their precision agriculture tool Agribot by India’s Union Aviation Minister.IoTechWorld wins, and the Indian drone industry also benefits. In order to make it simpler for manufacturers to gain type certification, the Ministry of Civil Aviation reportedly released new regulations for drone certification in January. Just 34 days after the company’s online application was submitted on India’s DigitalSky platform, India’s first government-approved drone got Type Certification (TC). The DGCA must grant certificates in 15 days, and the Quality Council and Certification Bodies must process applications in 60 days under India’s 2021 Drone Rules. An effective type certification procedure, in the government’s opinion, will promote a healthy drone manufacturing ecosystem. “The drone certification programme is anticipated to establish an environment that will allow India to produce and export top-notch drones to all corners of the globe. The certification tests are now being performed on 14 drone prototypes. Over the next three years, there may be more than 100 Type Certified prototypes, according to a news statement from the Ministry. IoTechWorld Avigation Pvt Ltd received the first Type Certificate (TC) under the Drone Rules, 2021, according to a statement made on this occasion by Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia. The Hon. Prime Minister’s goal of “Minimum Government, Maximum Governance” is being pursued, he claimed, by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The central government of India has passed a system of rules, subsidies, and incentives to aid the developing domestic drone sector in addition to the type certification procedure. A “green zone” allowing drone flight up to 400 feet covers about 90% of India’s airspace. Government subsidies are also used to encourage the purchase of agricultural drones, which further supports drone production. The 2022 Union Budget includes a “Drone Shakti” programme to support drone startups and drone-as-a-service companies. To make it simpler for new pilots to get started, the regulations requiring a drone pilot licence have been eliminated. An absolute restriction on the import of foreign drones for domestic use, coupled with a more liberal import framework for drone components, is what most strongly supports India’s aim to become a global drone powerhouse. “Almost every sector of the business can profit greatly from drones. These include geospatial mapping, defence, infrastructure, emergency response, transportation, agriculture, mining, and law enforcement. Due to their reach, adaptability, and usability, particularly in India’s rural and inaccessible areas, drones can significantly contribute to the creation of jobs and economic growth. India has the potential to become a worldwide drone powerhouse by 2030, according to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, given its historic strengths in innovation, information technology, and cost-effective engineering; supportive laws, financial incentives, and a sizable local market base.

China built the first AI – operated “mother ship,” an unmanned aircraft carrier with the ability to launch numerous drones.

China has created a ship without a crew that can transport many drones.The ship, Zhu Hai Yun, has an artificial intelligence system that allows it to travel on its own.China has debuted the first crewless drone carrier in history, which utilises AI to find its way on its own on open ocean. The ship has the potential to be employed as a military vessel, according to some experts, despite Beijing’s official description as a tool for marine research. According to the shipbuilder, CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipping Co., the autonomous vessel, the Zhu Hai Yun (seen here), is around 290 feet long,...

India’s domestic drones are preparing to take to the skies, but experts are concerned.

Experts say India’s drone sector could play a key role in public services such as agriculture, defence, healthcare, and infrastructure maintenance in the future, despite some reservations about the safety and privacy of these unmanned aerial vehicles. Drones are small pilotless aircraft that may be controlled remotely using basic equipment such as a smartphone app.These unmanned vehicles need significantly less work, time, and energy to operate, and can travel over long distances and through tough terrains while being controlled remotely by a single person. Drone technology is gaining popularity and adoption across geographies and industries, and India is no exception. India will require around one lakh drone pilots in the coming years, according to Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. Drones are small pilotless aircraft that may be controlled remotely using basic equipment such as a smartphone app.These unmanned vehicles need significantly less work, time, and energy to operate, and can travel over long distances and through tough terrains while being controlled remotely by a single person.Drone technology is gaining popularity and adoption across geographies and industries, and India is no exception. India will require around one lakh drone pilots in the coming years, according to Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. Over 1,600 delegates attended the Bharat Drone Mahotsav, a two-day event held in the capital on May 27 and 28, comprising government officials, foreign embassies, PSUs, private firms, and drone startups, among others.The firms displayed unmanned vehicles that are ready for use in industries such as defence, agriculture, and survey mapping, as well as prospective cutting-edge concepts that would see drones carrying patients in crises and delivering goods and supplies on a large scale.Theta Enerlytics, a drone manufacturer based in New Delhi, and Vega Aviation Products displayed their endurance and hard body drones during the festival. “These drones can be used for a variety of applications, including agriculture, forest management, town and city planning, revenue and planning departments, police services, smart cities in the public sector and industries, power plants, mining companies, and construction companies, to name a few,” said Karan Dhaul, Chairman and co-founder of Theta Enerlytics.“Our drones are composed entirely of composite materials, allowing them to fly longer than any other drone in their class. Our Theta Falcon can fly for up to 150 minutes and carry up to 1 kilogramme of sensors and payloads in a single flight “Dhaul said to PTI. ‘Theta Falcon’ is perfect for mapping applications, monitoring, and border security, according to him. The drone takes off vertically, similar to a helicopter, before transitioning to horizontal flight, similar to an aeroplane.The ‘Hexacopter Theta Lotus,’ another drone on display at the event, can carry a weight of up to 10 kg in optimum conditions and is also capable of stringing guidewires for transmission lines, ropeway bridges, and cable cars.“On a single charge, the Lotus can fly for up to 70 minutes,” Dhaul claimed. According to Suhas Chandak, proprietor of Karnataka-based Vega Aviation Products, “many of the drones shown at the festival have a distinct and strong use case and would sell well due to the burgeoning demand in the country.”“Drone companies in India are already providing services worth 100 crores, and that number is expected to grow tenfold,” Chandak told PTI. “As a result, it’s feasible that India could soon have very cost-effective services in numerous areas such as agriculture, delivery systems, project monitoring, and the health sector,” he added.Singh believes that extremely stable and precise drones with good coverage capability could play an important role in public services as India strives to become a global powerhouse for drone technology by 2030.The professor stated that India has adequate infrastructure, a strong supply chain, and high technical capacity for drone deployment, but that there are still certain problems. “Privacy, hidden monitoring or eavesdropping, and drone crashes are some of the risks that could stymie their widespread use,” he added.According to Chandak, the government is well aware of these worries, and the country’s zoning into green, orange, and red zones has handled the majority of anxieties and concerns, particularly those related to privacy.“However, as an industry, we must ensure failsafe against equipment failure or human error, because a single accident can change an operator’s fate,” Chandak said. “It would be useful if the government made it simpler for indigenous production and deployment of anti-drone systems and jammers to assist protect infrastructure from antisocial elements as a deterrent to rogue drones,” he added.

In India, the drone market is off to a flying start.

When star cricketer MS Dhoni bought a share in drone startup Garuda Aerospace and became its brand ambassador last week, he was just the latest in a long line of investors and entrepreneurs interested in a piece of India’s expanding drone pie. India’s drone market is off to a flying start, drawing technology and new investments, fueled by new opportunities in industry and agriculture and assisted by favourable government laws. Reliance Industries (RIL), led by Mukesh Ambani, was one of the first to enter the fray, purchasing an 83 percent share in SankhyaSutra Labs, which creates highfidelity aerodynamics and multiphysics simulation software, in 2019 and Asteria Aerospace, a fullstack dronetechnology firm, in 2021. Adani Enterprises, founded by Gautam Adani, agreed to buy a 50% investment in General Aeronautics, a Bengalurubased drone manufacturer, for an undisclosed sum in May of this year. “There are a lot of policy tailwinds that would give an impetus to the sector, such as the government’s policy to promote...

Zipline has unveiled the world’s first onboard acoustic detection and avoidance solution for self-driving drones.

June 2022, South San Francisco, California — Zipline, the world leader in rapid logistics, revealed its innovative Detection and Avoidance (DAA) system today. The innovative system, which is a first for the industry, combines onboard acoustic-based technology to enable safe and autonomous flight in complex, even uncontrolled airspaces. This technology is a huge step forward in achieving large-scale commercial autonomous delivery. Zipline’s innovative DAA system navigates airspace and provides 360-degree awareness with a range of up to 2,000 metres using a set of compact, lightweight acoustic microphones and onboard processors. Aircraft can use this onboard technology to monitor for other aircraft in real time and adjust to changes in their flight path. “Our DAA system is the holy grail of drone technology,” Zipline co-founder and CTO Keenan Wyrobek stated. “We’ve designed a system that can think for itself and modify in real time, and is agile enough to work with the tiniest of margins.” DAA is the result of hundreds of thousands of flight hours and years of development. It’s a graceful response to the challenges of flying outside visual line of sight in the United States today, not in ten years.” Existing detection and avoidance systems rely on cumbersome or ground-based optical or electromagnetic awareness systems, which are inefficient for scaling tiny, long-range drone operations. Zipline’s acoustic-based approach blends the light, low-cost hardware required for autonomous drones with the regulatory precision required. “We envision a world in which physical things may be delivered as swiftly and easily as a text message.” “DAA is the key to scaling rapid delivery in the United States and around the world,” said Keller Rinaudo, Zipline’s founder and CEO. “We see this system being the industry standard for all commercial autonomous aircraft to fly safely in the future.” The gear has already been integrated into Zipline’s drones and is ready to go once regulatory approval is received. DAA is being unveiled more than five years after Zipline began commercial operations. A delivery is now completed every four minutes, and the company has surpassed 300,000 commercial flights. DAA is the next step in developing the company’s industry leadership and bringing the promise of instant logistics to the rest of the world. Concerning Zipline Zipline is the world’s leader in real-time logistics. Our mission is to instil hope, reform institutions, and serve everyone equally. We created, build, and run the world’s largest automated on-demand delivery service, which has done over 300,000 commercial deliveries holding over 5 million vaccinations and other medical items, reducing delivery emissions by 98 percent when compared to traditional methods. Governments, major brands, and premier health care systems all rely on Zipline.

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