drones

Team Dhaksha will use Ajith’s expertise to develop and build the drone for one of the most challenging global drone competition.

Check out the amazing photos, taken by the drone over Oodmari Bridge, among other places.

Drones can be used to identify mosquito-breeding sites.

Similar technologies were already available in few other countries, and now P2G has brought it home, developing drones to suit our needs.

While the benefits of using a drone are many, it also poses a security risk, which needs to be studied in depth.

Student Rohit Dey has been making drones since the age of 5. Now, at aged 20, he's enjoying working as a drone tester for a national lab whilst working hard towards a successful career in aerodynamics.

A group of students in Anekal taluk of Karnataka, have developed a fire-fighting drone. It cost them around ₹40,000 and six months to develop the prototype!

Apart from being an asset during war-time, BHIM can also aid in disaster management.

From disaster management to urgent military operations – Unmanned Aerial Vehicles developed by this team of IIT Bombay alumni is being used by Indian defence establishments for a wide range of reasons.

This young man, who is a Class 10 student in Gujarat, has designed an elegant solution using which drones can not only detect but also diffuse landmines on war fields, potentially saving many lives.