Garuda Aerospace signs MoU with IISc

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Collaborative operational and research projects in these areas may be taken up by Garuda Aerospace, DoAE and Indian Institute of Science, a press release from Garuda Aerospace said.

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November 02, 2022 / 04:00 PM IST

Visitors look at a model of a Rolls-Royce engine at the Taipei
Aerospace Technology Exhibition (TATE) August 14, 2003. Rolls-Royce had
hoped to break into the Taiwan aero-engine market by winning a
lucrative engine supply contract from Taiwan's largest airline, China
Airlines, but lost the deal to U.S. General Electric Co on Wednesday.
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Visitors look at a model of a Rolls-Royce engine at the Taipei Aerospace Technology Exhibition (TATE) August 14, 2003. Rolls-Royce had hoped to break into the Taiwan aero-engine market by winning a lucrative engine supply contract from Taiwan’s largest airline, China Airlines, but lost the deal to U.S. General Electric Co on Wednesday. REUETRS/Simon Kwong SK/FA – RP4DRHYBQOAA

Chennai-based Drone manufacturer Garuda Aerospace has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to take up joint activities on technical drone and research operations, the company said on Wednesday.

Department of Aerospace Engineering would support Garuda Aerospace and IISc in future operations with the MoU being signed for a period of two years.

Building up cooperation between the parties in areas of recent developments in the surveillance application using drones, unmanned aerial vehicles and a large number of potential applications emerging for the benefit of the geography fieldwork surveys for government and society.

Collaborative operational and research projects in these areas may be taken up by Garuda Aerospace, DoAE and Indian Institute of Science, a press release from Garuda Aerospace said here.

“the association is a step towards realising the company’s potential to provide developments of digital input processing packaging tools including yield estimation from a given image, diagnosis of crops, surveillance and mapping of fields and lands..” Garuda Aerospace founder-CEO Agnishwar Jayaprakash said.

“We are happy and looking forward to working with one of the most dynamic drone manufacturers Garuda Aerospace.This partnership will facilitate the collaborative development of new technology related to surveillance applications using drones that will benefit the farmers..” IISC chief research scientist Control and Guidance, SN Omkar said.

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