Drones offer unparalleled access, efficiency and safety and can collect data in real time. Delhi’s regional government plans to use drones for anti-smog missions in the capital area, where residents face high pollution. The Delhi drone fleet will be deployed to mitigate the issue by misting water in smog hotspots. These companies are the drone companies in the region to know.
Delhi Drone Companies
- Intelsat
- Amazon
- TechEagle
- VECROS
- Drone Destination
Drone Companies in Delhi
TechEagle is an uncrewed aerial vehicle company that operates a fleet of on-demand delivery drones. It uses drones for the last-mile stage of the product logistics and fulfillment process so that customers can order an item and have it quickly dropped at their doorstep. TechEagle works with clients to deliver healthcare and consumer products to customers in underserved rural areas as well as in urban centers.
Tata Advanced Systems is the Tata Group’s aerospace and defense division. It works with UAV technology to engineer and manufacture aerostructures and aeroengines, including UAVs and RPAs, or remotely piloted aircrafts. The company’s deep reach in technology has supported the creation of Tata’s Airborne Command and Control System, which is a software platform for managing ground control operations for drones.
Skye Air is a drone company that is focused on last-mile delivery applications for fleets of UAVs. Notably, the company completed the country’s inaugural drone delivery of vaccines in 2021, when Skye Air UAVs dropped biological samples and vaccine products to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. Its current business model is in providing third-party last-mile delivery services for healthcare and consumer goods.
Drone Destination is a full-service drone outfitter. It manufactures and sells uncrewed aerial vehicles, provides training programs for drone operators, maintains and repairs drones and offers rental drones for training purposes. The company’s training course offerings include remote pilot courses that come with DGCA certification. It also offers programming for existing drones, which dials them in for agricultural, surveying, inspection and ISR missions.
Amazon is a multinational enterprise technology company that is best known for its e-commerce platform. The company supplies consumer goods, groceries and healthcare supplies for rapid home delivery, with drones operating in select markets for on-demand deliveries. The United States FAA has approved Prime Air to expand the scope of its drone delivery programs, with potential for global expansion.
VECROS is a technology company that brings AI and drone technology together to produce autonomous UAVs that are equipped with spatial AI. Spatial AI uses environmental and geospatial data with artificial intelligence to build proprioception into a device. VECROS drones are responsive, intuitive and have the capacity to make autonomous in-mission decisions.
Leher is an agtech company that develops uncrewed aerial tools for agricultural processes, such as spraying. It works directly with farmers to offer drone fleets and “drone-walas,” or pilots, and to develop spraying protocols for their unique needs. The company additionally provides managed and financed drone services to farmers in need of assistance with spraying.
Satellite connectivity company Intelsat operates networks in space and on land. It works with aerospace, defense and IoT clients that require high caliber connectivity in unpredictable areas and circumstances. Intelset satellite terminals boast high ratios of SwaP — size, weight and power — to performance, which allows them to support connectivity in uncrewed aerial vehicles on information, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
Jubilant Enpro is one of many subsidiaries of the Jubilant Bhartia Group, a diversified conglomerate that serves the Indian market. Jubilant Enpro offers aviation and aircraft support services, including logistics, maintenance and compliance services and spare parts supplying for drone fleets.
Aeroarc, founded as a precision metal fabrication provider, has since diversified into engineering uncrewed systems for aerial and terrestrial applications. Its lines of ground robots and drones are rugged and built for endurance, with the intended use of substituting for humans working in dangerous vocational contexts.
