Drones Companies

On Nov. 05, 2023, Garuda Aerospace (India), a leading drone company, announced securing Rs 25 crore in a fresh bridge funding round. These funds will help accelerate Garuda's expansion and enhance its ability to meet market demand.

On Nov. 05, 2023, The US Army received a high-powered microwave 'Swarm Drone Fryer' as UAVs emerged as a big threat. This is part of a US$ 66.1-million project initiated by the US Army to add the rapid Capabilities and Technologies Office (RCCTO) to have layered air defense protecting forward bases, troops, and formations. Indirect Fire Protection Capability-High-Power Microwave (IFPC-HPM) requires Epirus to supply four Leonidas prototypes over three years.

On Nov. 03, 2023, the Indian Army received Rooster drones, enabling them to gather critical intelligence and conduct surveillance missions in urban areas, dense forests, and mountainous regions, where rolling proves advantageous. These drones can also fly and perch atop a building or a tree. These drones are enclosed in a frame and have cameras, allowing them to take off vertically and land on top of a building or a window sill, as well as roll on the ground.

On Nov. 05, 2023, AVSS (Canada), an aerospace manufacturer involved in the development of guided and unguided parachute recovery systems, flight termination systems, and guided delivery systems, a contract by the Government of Canada to integrate the Guided Parachute Recovery System (GPRS) and the Real-Time Intelligence Landing Software (RILS). GPRS and RILS integrated into DroneUp's Prism Sky platform will be used for last-mile delivery for Walmart and Blueflite's Cobalt 46 platform.

Key Companies Drones Industry

• Microdrones (Germany)


• DJI (China)


• Aibotix GmbH Limited (UK)


• Drone America (US)


• Draganfly Innovations Inc. (US)


• ING Robotic Aviation (Canada)


• Aeryon Labs Plc. (UK)


• AeroVironment Inc. (US)


• Ascending Technologies Inc. (Canada)