Garuda Aerospace’s Agri-drones complete 10,00,000 Hours of Flight Time

Chennai,18th November 2024:

Garuda Aerospace with its fleet of over 2,000 Agri-drones, has recorded 10 lakh hours of flying time in the past year an average rate of one drone every two minutes.

This consistent deployment has enabled the company to support farmers across the country, boosting productivity and sustainability.These high-tech drones, equipped with advanced sensors and GPS guidance, are empowering farmers to:
• Precision Agriculture: Deliver targeted treatments of pesticides, fertilisers, and nutrients, optimising resource utilisation and minimising environmental impact
• Reduced Environmental Impact and Improve Safety: Sustainable farming practices minimize waste, protect the environment, and create safer working conditions for farmers.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Monitor crop health in real-time and enable early detection of pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies
• Data-Driven Decisions: Leverage data analytics to make informed decisions on planting cycles, harvesting, and resource allocation.

Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO of Garuda Aerospace, highlighted the company’s broader vision: “Our achievement of 10 lakh hours of agricultural drone operations is a testament to our dedication to revolutionising Indian agriculture. We are deeply committed to providing innovative, accessible solutions for every farmer, and this milestone reflects the progress we’re making in transforming India’s agricultural landscape for a sustainable future. Garuda’s vision is to make drone technology as ubiquitous as tractors, revolutionising Indian agriculture and positioning India as a global leader in sustainable farming practices.”

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