By Team Homes | Thursday, 14 March 2024

Adani Group secures a deal with DroneAcharya for training of certified Drone Pilot

DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited disclosed on Wednesday that it has obtained a service agreement with the Adani Group, a major conglomerate in India, to provide DGCA-certified drone pilot training.

One of the most notable contributions of the Adani Group is in the energy sector. The group has made substantial investments in renewable energy, particularly in solar and wind power projects. Adani Green Energy, a subsidiary of the group, has become one of the largest renewable energy companies in the world.

Its efforts in promoting clean and sustainable energy sources have not only helped India reduce its carbon footprint but have also positioned the country as a global leader in renewable energy.

The company said in an exchange filing,"This service order entails providing DGCA-certified drone pilot training, marking a notable milestone in the adoption of drone technology within large-scale enterprises like Adani."

The firm has stated that the service order encompasses the provision of drone pilot training that is certified by DGCA. This training is specifically designed for mapping, monitoring, and inspection purposes across its wide-ranging portfolio, which includes sectors such as energy, infrastructure, logistics, resources, and agribusiness.

The significant impact of Adani Group, both within India and abroad, highlights its crucial contribution to the economic progress and infrastructure advancement of the nation.

The Founder and Managing Director of DroneAcharya, Prateek Srivastava opined,"The utilisation of drones by a prominent player like Adani not only signals a significant advancement but also serves as a catalyst for similar companies to embrace this innovative technology."

Crop health monitoring was another important application mentioned, with drones able to capture high-resolution images of fields and analyze plant health. This can help farmers identify areas of stress or disease early on, allowing for more targeted treatment and improved crop yields.

He emphasized the various advantages provided by drones, such as volume estimation, asset inspection, hotspot detection, crop health monitoring, surveillance, encroachment detection, and customized project-specific needs.