Overview
of IDRO
The Indian Drone Research Organization (IDRO) is a pioneering institution dedicated to advancing drone technology and innovation in India. IDRO focuses on research, development, and deployment of cutting-edge drones for commercial, agricultural, industrial, and defence applications with a mission to position India as a global leader in drone technology, IDRO is committed to creating solutions that are not only innovative but also sustainable and accessible to a wide range of industries.
Latest News and Announcement
IDRO
Focus on Self-Reliance in Drone Technology
India is making strides toward self-sufficiency in drone technology, with increasing domestic production of both armed and unarmed UAVs for defense and civilian applications. The sector has seen significant growth, with over 50 manufacturers now actively contributing to the ecosystem. This aligns with the government's vision of establishing India as a global drone hub by 2030.
Integration of Advanced Drone Technologies
Indian defense startups and companies are increasingly focusing on building indigenous drone controllers, motors, and advanced UAV systems for both tactical and ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) missions. This progress reflects India's growing role in the global drone market.
Budget 2024 and Policy Expectations
The drone industry is optimistic about the Interim Budget 2024, anticipating policy measures and fiscal incentives to drive innovation and adoption. Key areas of focus include streamlining airspace regulations, fostering R&D through tax incentives, and enhancing financial support for startups. The industry also calls for reduced GST rates on drones and loan subsidies, particularly for agricultural and logistics application.
Integration of Advanced Drone Technologies
Indian defense startups and companies are increasingly focusing on building indigenous drone controllers, motors, and advanced UAV systems for both tactical and ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) missions. This progress reflects India's growing role in the global drone market.