The drone industry in India is growing rapidly, but there is also a concern-and today many drones depend on foreign technology. It increases the risk of data theft and cyber attacks, which can be dangerous to important areas such as border security and the country’s agriculture. IIT Robar and AVPL International have now joined hands to solve the problem. Together, the two will create the first drone system of India, which will be created completely in India-in software, hardware and technology. It is very safe and self -contained for drones.
Currently, India is asking for the essential parts of its drone, Air Control System, AI software, GPS and other countries. The drone -controlled software is often stored abroad, which leads to internet attacks and data theft. This means that the drone manufactured in India can be controlled from abroad, which is a major threat to our safety.
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IIT Robor and AVPL International wants to eliminate this risk. Now they make drones, which are completely Indians-only-product, software and intelligence. It will have its own airline plans, AI systems and communications systems (communications systems), which does not depend on any foreign technology. Research on this project will be held at the Center for IIT Roper’s Defense and Safety Studies, where Indian scientists and researchers will work in new techniques. These techniques are patented so that India becomes completely self -indulgent. This move is in accordance with the government’s “self -indulgent India” work.
5-6 crores will invest in AVPL
AVPL International is initially investing between Rs 5 to 6 crore. This technique will be manufactured in 3-4 years. The company can invest more if needed. The goal is to create a drone system for a safest, inexpensive and large -scale drone, so that India can long be separate in drone technology.
AVPL International CEO N.K. Mahabhadra said, “This is not just a matter of data and safety of India. If the software is a foreigner, the control is foreign. We want to break this link so that the future of India is safe and we become the master of our sky.”
IIT Robar Director Professor Rajiv Ahuja said, “India should be the master of its technology. This partnership will help us create a purely Indians and its safety will be our first priority.
Tron Revolution of India: Step toward self -interest
This joint is taking place at a time when India is preparing for one of the world’s largest drone markets. Many of the government’s projects encourage farmers and women to use drones. In such a situation, it is important to create a safe and strong drone system that does not depend on foreign technology. The IIT Robor and AVPL International will create the future, where India’s drones will not only be sophisticated but are completely tribal. It will soon be completely home-made, safe and reliable drones, whether it is the Defense Department, Agriculture, Distribution Service or Surveillance-India. This partnership is not just a contract-it is a new aircraft for self-sufficiency in India’s sky.