Drone start-ups aim to fly high as policy changes trigger uptake in demand

Domestic drone start-ups are seeing an uptake in demand, with the government bringing in policies to ease operations and standardise the approval process for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Following the Ministry of Civil Aviation’s permission to 20 entities to conduct Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) experimental drone flights, start-ups have started to test e-commerce deliveries in Karnataka. The BVLOS, outside the normal visible range of the pilot, will help in future drone deliveries and other major applications using UAVs. 

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Categories: Dropu Jun 2021